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Brave New World

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English

 

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Lawrence H

 

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July 30, 2016

 

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University

 

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Such strong imagery conveys the idea that processes such as the Bokanovsky process are superficial and numb. This society rejects life and sees it merely as some science experiment. It thrives upon expediency and quantity over quality. The inhabitants of the World State are created via test tubes, “innumerable rubies” that “make their world go round...
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It thrives upon expediency and quantity over quality. The inhabitants of the World State are created via test tubes, “innumerable rubies” that “make their world go round.” Through technological and medical intervention, and procedures such as hypnopaedic conditioning, each inhabitant is put into a specific category or class...
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