What did you mean by this?
I understand why you would say that, but I'm not talking nostalgia in an uncritical sense. I only mean that we need to look at what we've already lost (both good and bad) if we want to make sense of where we're going
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Not quite. I mean a kind of historical dramatic irony, where the full implications of technology are known by us, but not by the characters of the novel. A good example is Hardy's The Mayor of Casterbridge
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Can you elaborate a little more? I'm not sure I'm with you
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