Crichton's Vision of Scientific Dystopia in Jurassic Park

Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park serves not only as a thrilling science fiction novel but also as a powerful critique of unregulated genetic engineering. This article explores the novel’s key dystopian themes, including ethical negligence, scientific hubris, environmental disruption, and the commodification of biotechnology. Additionally, it discusses the potential for a positive future shaped by genetic advancements, while highlighting the need for strict ethical regulation and oversight.