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It was as stated in the tape recording a cautionary tale of Huxley observations of the American society in the early 20th century, and is seen as Heather Stuart suggests as a prophetic novel in that it anticipates our society today.When Huxley started writing the novel there were tremendous political, economic and philosophical changes taking place in both Europe and America...
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Brave New World depicts a society where humanity is carefree and technologically advanced. Both welfare and poverty have been eliminated and everyone is potentially happy. et there is irony due to the fact that the things that have been taken away in order to achieve this are the things that we value so highly today such as family, art, cultural diversity and religion...
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