The Love Licence is a dystopian exploration of a society where emotion is no longer private, and affection is not freely given but state-regulated. In this world, love is treated as a controlled resource—licensed, monitored, and revoked by government authority under the justification of social stability and national values.
Citizens must apply for permission before forming romantic relationships, with compatibility assessments, behavioural histories, and ideological alignment determining eligibility. Unlicensed relationships are not merely discouraged but criminalised, triggering surveillance, investigation, and severe penalties.
At its core, the system promises order and protection from emotional chaos. Yet beneath the bureaucracy of approval forms and compliance checks lies a deeper erosion of human autonomy. Families fracture under policy, relationships become transactions, and genuine connection is forced into secrecy.
As enforcement tightens and dissent grows, individuals begin to question whether love can still exist when it must be authorised—and what it means to remain human in a society where even the heart requires state consent.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Love Licence is a dystopian exploration of a society where emotion is no longer private, and affection is not freely given but state-regulated. In this world, love is treated as a controlled resource-licensed, monitored, and revoked by government authority under the justification of social stability and national values.Citizens must apply for permission before forming romantic relationships, with compatibility assessments, behavioural histories, and ideological alignment determining eligibility. Unlicensed relationships are not merely discouraged but criminalised, triggering surveillance, investigation, and severe penalties.At its core, the system promises order and protection from emotional chaos. Yet beneath the bureaucracy of approval forms and compliance checks lies a deeper erosion of human autonomy. Families fracture under policy, relationships become transactions, and genuine connection is forced into secrecy.As enforcement tightens and dissent grows, individuals begin to question whether love can still exist when it must be authorised-and what it means to remain human in a society where even the heart requires state consent. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798195601164
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Love Licence is a dystopian exploration of a society where emotion is no longer private, and affection is not freely given but state-regulated. In this world, love is treated as a controlled resource-licensed, monitored, and revoked by government authority under the justification of social stability and national values.Citizens must apply for permission before forming romantic relationships, with compatibility assessments, behavioural histories, and ideological alignment determining eligibility. Unlicensed relationships are not merely discouraged but criminalised, triggering surveillance, investigation, and severe penalties.At its core, the system promises order and protection from emotional chaos. Yet beneath the bureaucracy of approval forms and compliance checks lies a deeper erosion of human autonomy. Families fracture under policy, relationships become transactions, and genuine connection is forced into secrecy.As enforcement tightens and dissent grows, individuals begin to question whether love can still exist when it must be authorised-and what it means to remain human in a society where even the heart requires state consent. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798195601164
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