Criticism of Brave New World
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completely organized society, the scientific caste system, the abolition of free will by systematic conditioning, regular doses of chemically induced happiness, and nightly courses of sleep teaching. This book made me question reality. The whole time I read the book, I wondered if the world could ever survive like that. In today's society, we believe that prosperity is more important that happiness. Aldous Huxley's ideas contradict this opinion in his exciting novel Brave New World.
completely organized society, the scientific caste system, the abolition of free will by systematic conditioning, regular doses of chemically induced happiness, and nightly courses of sleep teaching. This book made me question reality. The whole time I read the book, I wondered if the world could ever survive like that. In today's society, we believe that prosperity is more important that happiness. Aldous Huxley's ideas contradict this opinion in his exciting novel Brave New World.