Brave New World1

Brave New World In all civilizations there are elements which undergo changes over long periods of time as well as innovation. In Brave New World by Alduous Huxley, one sees a satirical view of the human race six hundred years A.F. (after Ford). Using three main characters, Lenina, Bernard, and John the author ridicules the modern day attitudes toward death, relationships between the sexes, and child rearing. Through this sci-fi satire one can see …

…ten times more exciting and satisfying. The lives that people live in a Brave New World are not real - they are government controlled and regulated,and they have no true meaning or real happiness. Their lives are based around a chemically induced happiness or high that never brings them true satisfaction. They have no feelings or emotions; they never experience a real relationshipand thus live lives that are pointless and are of no value.