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Brave New World

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November 17, 2013

 

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Therefore, using the knowledge about the time period Huxley wrote in, and where the world is in the twenty-first century, the dystopian society is an unavoidable destiny for the human race. Even though the world thinks it is headed for community, identity, and stability, it couldn't be farther from it...
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The Director of the Central London Hatchery is giving a group of students a tour of the building and explaining to them how humans are created in the "World State." He begins to tell them a story about a boy named Rueben who had born the more conventional way, by a mother and a father. With the mention of the word "parents" the students blushed as any word referring to a ?mother' or a ?father' had become a vulgarity...
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