Social Complications Of Society In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World

However, one person in Brave New World tried to consent his individuality in the society and he end up to be a dangerous citizen. The person that object his individuality was Bermard Marx who’s an Alpha plus and does not believe in the promiscuous nature of his society. He feels isolated from the rest of society because he attempts to do dissimilar things from

Creon is the tragic hero because he uses his weakness pride to be looked as a great ruler and try to ignore his wrong judgment. But this makes it worse and causes something he does not want to expect. Creon expects that no o... ... middle of paper ... ...e because even if he has much power as king can have, he is insecure when it comes to choices. He does not have a side where the audience can see he cares, but instead he has self-importance and shows no pity because he is doing his own life. Antigone shows all she has got and takes risks on what she thinks is right out of love.

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However, instead of being seen as a rolemodel, a hero or a king, to these people he was seen as a criminal. The text says, “He was held on suspicion of plotting to overthrow the government. He is a genius and an athlete, is under-handicapped and should be regarded as extremely dangerous.” He plays a role as a monster to these people. Since for years all they have seen in anyone is their average society, it is easy to understand why they would be scared of him. But he isn 't trying to do something bad, he hopes he is right and that differences are good.

Freedom in this society is, although forbidden, is like being an individual. This is what Prometheus likes about the “Golden One,” the fact that she is like an individual. The lack of freedom in this society causes Prometheus to do what he does. It gives Prometheus problems, for example, throughout his life he was treated differently b/c he was tall. In this society being tall was a transgression b/c it was different and they didn’t like that.

Unhappiness, intellectual curiosity, disagreement, suffering - none of these feelings is allowed in the world which Huxley creates. At the first sign of unhappiness, Soma is prescribed. Emotions of all types are strictly controlled to provide stability and predictability within the population. Another of the panaceas for social ills is the belief that everyone would enjoy his or her work because he or she was "made" or trained for it when young. Consequently, from birth, everyone in Brave New World is slotted to belong to a specific social and intellectual strata.

36) This shows how Montag believed that burning a person’s things was perfectly fine. He was blinded by how the society had thought it to be better and more equal without books; to the point where people were hurt by them. The idea of equality and multiple other factors are contributed to a type of moral fog; Everyone thinks that they are happy, and that nothing is wrong. This fake equality doesn’t come without a price. The government has deemed that to make everyone equal, they have to get rid of multiple tools that people today use.

Love of thy neighbor comes into play with the heard because everyone is equal; therefore, love is the only option. But this is false because it is not true love. The levelers are ignoring the historical perspective of morality and instead they justify their own morality with a narrow mind, ignorant to the days when society was run by will to power and success of the individual. Our own knowledge is what we make of it and if we are constricted by society we are making ourselves less intelligent and less successful. Works Cited Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil

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