Equality in Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, and Anthem by Ayn Rand

Democracy creates sublimation to everyone because no individual is better than another. The idea of democracy is a negative side of equality in which people still “love truth” (40), but not the absolute truths because people are leveling off their knowledge and not iden... ... middle of paper ... ... of democracy and enforcing it. This is weakening societies individual abilities and will to power because the weaker society wants to impose what they believe to be as morality. The concept of the herd is simply the bringing the potential of an individual down to what society believes as right and wrong. Love of thy neighbor comes into play with the heard because everyone is equal; therefore, love is the only option.

They have no choice but to be equal. Instead of accepting everyone 's differences and helping people who are less average, the government is banning talents and making them seem like a contagious disease. An evil ability that no one would want to have in their lives. It was the year of 2081, and everyone is being forced to be equal. Thanks to the 211th-213th Amendments made by their “trustworthy” government, these people are

In our modern world, many would classify this current generation as disappointing and sometimes even, pathetic. We often categorize ourself as greed, trying to take more than we need. Many believe that our society is corrupted and can not be fixed although some sit back and just watch, much like, in both the book and the film. In 'The Giver', the elders gave an appearance of a perfect society with no violence, no problems and no pain but hid valuable information to many. They simply dismissed all of their wrong-doings for the better of their perfect world which in many cases is exactly like real life.

Discussion of culture is commended, but no culture is better than another. Cultures in America have suffered hate by others but this is simply vain ignorance. The world should see that argument and culture do not mix at all. In fact, argument and culture are to separate things that should never meet. As Rodrigues said, “Expect marriage” (491), cultures have appreciated each other and there is hope for the end of culture argument.

People may consider a world of sameness as boring and predictable although in reality the idea of sameness has a very comprehensible idea behind it. By introducing sameness, one massive leap is taken towards a perfect society. Sameness completely erases racism and discrimination. Racism is a troubling issue that effects the lifestyle of many on a daily basis. No matter the extents we go to in educating people, careless strangers have the guts to consistently make rude remarks to others living in the same ‘community.’ In the giver physical differences are removed and

He thought by the presences of fathers and mothers in the world is parallel to a world “full of misery…” and “full of madness and suicide... ... middle of paper ... ...actuals furthers the perfection of the higher castes. Huxley wrote the novel as a warning to modern western societies and his evidence for caution was burdened on the Alpha castes. The Gammas, Deltas, and, Epsilons can be seen as perfected because they are conditioned to adore the life they are given. The presence of a castes actual reinforce conclusion that their society has become perfect but only for the Alphas. The Alphas make up their own society because they do not socially interact with them.

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In this society, all works of literature have become a symbol of unnecessary controversy and are outlawed. Individuality and thought is outlawed. The human mind is outlawed. All that is left is a senseless society, unaware of their path to self-destruction, knowing only what the government wants them to know. By telling a tale of a world parallel to our own, Bradbury warns us of a future we are on a path to -- a future of mind manipulation, misused technology, ignorance, and hatred.

Both book have laws that ban books and similar characters but each book the a unique way of controlling the population Fahrenheit 451 and Brave new world both sometime in their timeline placed a ban on books, these bans led to a bureaucratic societies in the two novels. In Fahrenheit 451 the ban on books created mindless puppets out of people like Montag "Do ever read any of the books you bum?" He laughed”. "That's against the law! "(Bradbury 5).

Every change is a menace to stability,” (Huxley 153). Lacking an identity causes problems with having close relationships with people, for the uniquenes... ... middle of paper ... ...e everything is perfect, yet the literal meaning for utopia is “nowhere”. No where will this idea ever be achieved, hence why I’m here reading it in a book. In order for this idea of a utopian society to work, individuality and free will must be stripped away. Huxley’s main goal through out this novel is to portray his views on todays society while manipulating humans and using technology to recreate humans as puppets rather than letting it all occur naturally.