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The author of this essay "brave new world by aldous huxley" touches upon the anti-utopian writing of Aldous Huxley.... The movie also portrays a lab, similar to the one in brave new world, where dinosaur eggs are hatched in artificial environment.... The story portrays a society in the future, set in the twenty-sixth century, where people's lives remain in government's control and humans undergo operations 'voluntarily for the good of Society' for an incentive amounting to 'six months' salary' and incubate fetus in test tubes to create preconditioned humans (huxley 6)....
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Essay
The book Brave New World was written by aldous huxley in the year 1932.... In his novel, huxley makes the readers aware of what he thinks might happen in the coming decades.... Considering huxley's predictions of the world in the future, the readers cannot help but wonder to what extent the writer has managed to get them right, how much the future thought up by an imaginative mind matches that of the reality.... Considering huxley's predictions of the world in the future, the readers cannot help but wonder to what extent the writer has managed to get them right, how much the future thought up by an imaginative mind matches that of the reality....
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n conclusion, there are various similarities and differences between the novel brave new world by aldous huxley and the movie THX-1138 by George Lucas, although both the works essentially deal with the topic of control and freedom.... Several critics argue that THX-1138 can be understood as a derivative of the dystopian story brave new world by aldous huxley, along with others.... This essay analyzes "Brave New World" by aldous huxley and "THX 1138" by George Lucas that offer two best examples of how the themes are represented in literature and film and how they are connected to control and freedom....
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The novel, Brave New World (first published in 1932) by aldous huxley (1894-1963), portrays an ultramodern society that dehumanizes through the dearth of theology and family, the fixation for corporeal happiness, and the abuse of technology.... The birth of the "brave new world", as John the Savage quotes from Shakespeare's Tempest, is calculated from the day the T series automobile was launched by Ford, bringing forth the era of mass production.... Among the two main characters, Bernard Marx is the nervous, perplexed and critical Alpha-Plus but John "The Savage", the outsider whose moral disdain, revulsion and fright for the "new world" society leads him to commit suicide....
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Book Report/Review
The novel, Brave New World (first published in 1932) by aldous huxley (1894-1963), portrays the abuse of science in order to create an ultra-modern dehumanized society so that the state is in total control over the society.... The birth of the "brave new world", (the title taken from Shaksepeare's play, Tempest) is calculated from the day the T-series automobile was launched by Ford, bringing forth the era of mass production.... Among the two main characters, Bernard Marx is the nervous, cowardly, perplexed and critical Alpha-Plus, who is initially a little hesitant but ultimately follows the rules; and John "The Savage" is the outsider whose moral disdain, revulsion and fright for the "new world" society leads him to commit suicide....
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In the paper 'brave new world Novel, Aldous Huxley' the author analyzes the issues of the invention of reproductive technology and sleep-learning as a means of transforming the society.... After the laboratory tour, Bernard Max, a high-caste psychologist, comes out as the most disgruntled character in the society where physical pleasure and material comfort provided by drug soma and leisure sex are the only issues.... He chooses this place because it is far away from the controlled and technological influence practiced in London (huxley, 2008)....
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This paper "brave new world by aldous huxley" discusses a social arrangement where the state has nearly total control over the people's lives is not utopia but a form of a dictatorial or repressive government.... The state as he understands in the brave new world becomes an agent of eliminating important experiences that man should think, feel and suffer.... Dictatorship, as huxley shows it, the theme that exists all throughout the novel.... huxley determined a perfect symbol of the dystopian government in the image of Utopian World State, wherein every constituent of the society was forced directly and indirectly to submit under the control of the overpowering state influences....
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The paper focuses on the Book 'brave new world' by Huxley which is about the struggle of residents of reservation with a utopian society like that of Native Americans and Europeans.... The condition of Native Americans can be related to the facts mentioned by Hurley in his book 'The brave new world'.... In the 'brave new world' the life of Native Americans is in a natural habitat and complex mechanical society is not their desire and dream-like reservation residents....
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