Out of the Silent PlanetOut of the Silent Planet by CS Lewis is a novel that denotes the difference between the social system on planet earth and planet Malacandra. In Malacandra the groups live in harmony with each other and complement each other. On earth, the social system is brutal and evil. The novel is a science fiction that covers the adventures and encounters of Dr. Ransom (main character) on a planet completely different from earth. Ransoms lands on this planet by accident after being kidnapped by two evil men (Devine and Weston) and transported to the planet Malacandra (Mars) by a spaceship. On the planet Malacandra, Ransoms encounters the three different creatures that inhabit the planet, hrossa, sorns and pfifltriggi. Learn their common language and understand their relationship. Ransom learns that the social system on the planet Malacandra is in stark contrast to the social system on the planet Earth. In this regard, this article provides an analysis of the two planets and compares and contrasts them by focusing on lifestyle, social grouping, interaction ions, as well as survival and life. Out of the silent planet is an illustration of how humans on planet Earth are evil (Lowman 15). To show the social contrast, the author creates a utopian planet called Malacandra where the inhabitants live together in peace and harmony without the pure evil and brutality that characterizes Planet Earth (Gegenheimer 602). The lifestyle on Earth is characterized by selfishness and insatiable greed. On earth, humans want to dominate each other. The novel may have been influenced by the actions of Nazi Germany and imperialism in Western Europe. When Ransom lands in Malacandra, he thinks that the three groups... in the center of the card... Fantasist, mythmaker and poet. New York: Greenwood Publishing Company. 2007. Print.Gegenheimer, Albert Frank. "Language in two recent imaginary journeys". Modern Language Association 61.2 (2009): 601-603. Print.Gibbons, Stella. “Imaginative writing.” Light on C.S. Lewis. Ed. Jocelyn Gibb. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., 1965. Print.Lane, John. “Novels of the week”. Rev. of Out of the Silent Planet, by CS Lewis. New York Times 1 October 1938: 625. Times Literary Supplement. March 19, 2009. Print.Lewis, Clive. Off the silent planet. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1966. Print.Lowman, Pete. Chronicles of paradise without chains. Part 2 CS Lewis Out of the Silent Planet, 2011. Web. November 15, 2011. Schwartz, Sanford. “Cosmic Anthropology: Race a