Criticism Of Brave New World

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In “Brave New World” published in 1932, author Aldous Huxley manifest his conception over modern society. Brave New World begins at Central London with a rare introduction of new students into a fertilizing room, as the tour continues characters start revealing their identity. Bernard an alpha-plus who at first seems to be the hero of the novel for his character and his different point of view to their situation. Compared to lenina who is in charge of the fertilizing room attracted by bernard but in love with John. Mustapha Mond who in the book is the controller of the world this character causes a lot of controversy because, In one of the chapters he reveals interesting facts of the story, as why the Bible is kept away from them. In a trip …show more content…

Since the moment we are born we experience love when we are held in our mothers arms. As new creatures we do not understand what love is, but our instinct makes us feel secure and loved in the action of being wrapped in her arms. “A love of nature keeps no factories busy, It was decided to abolish the love of nature” (Aldous Huxley 23). Brave New World is a place where humans suddenly appear to be inhumans by the way the live. Due to the high demand people in the twenty century have towards material possessions big companies need to create new and innovating products constantly to maintain their profits. This makes population feel more attached to physical possession than to actual people or nature. Love for nature improves our expectations of life, when we learn how to enjoy nature people learn to cherish every moment they experience whether is good or bad. It also develops a stronger bond between humans and the hearth we live in. It opens our mind to ask questions like, why? how? where?. When our intellectual is able to go beyond social limitations we realize there is more to life than what we are offered. This suddenly becomes hazardous for our government because this is how revolution and strikes begin, this is a way where people demand a change. As technology keeps developing society claim for more products that will make our lives painless, through the process humanity appears to not realize we are becoming dependent to this companies. One expected day by our rulers we will be living our own “Brave New World”

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