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A 3 page paper on Aldous Huxley’s novel “Brave New World.” No sources cited.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
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are lifeless and seemingly without any soul as they do what they are told, and appear happy to do so. The following paper answers questions posed by the student as
they relate to society and Huxleys story. Brave New World Many people may claim that there is nothing about Huxleys novel that is like our American society today.
But, in all honesty it seems that the society is more similar, or close to similar, that most people would like to admit. We think we live in a free
society, but people are constantly arrested or abused for small things, such as wearing a tshirt with a message of peace. In truth, much of our society is coming closer
and closer to such a reality, and also a political reality as the administration can now spy on anyone they desire. From
another perspective, if anyone pays real close attention to television and ads for various medications it seems that the ideal soma is not far away. There are commercials that ask
if you are afraid of social situations and that you may have a social disorder and should take a pill. Or there are commercials that suggest that a woman who
is too tired and busy to have sexual relations with her husband can take a pill. In the first example, some people
are naturally not inclined to like large groups and this does not mean they should change who they are. In the second example, the woman is likely tired and uninterested
in sex because she is too busy and this pill will not make her less busy. What she really needs it seems is help with all her work. Living
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