Brave New World Loveless Society Essay

Not only are these babies being produced to fill up the lower classes but they will also serve the community and help stabilize it. In Huxley’s utopian world the convenience of having a lot of people available is ideal. Because the government will provide everything society needs (employment, housing, food) in which makes society run smoothly. “Bokanovsky’s process allows the World Controller to maintain the population at levels necessary for their continued over lordship, while at the same time managing that population so as to stem any potential revolutionary tides” (Morgan pg. 132). Contrasting in today’s society too many people will over populate urban developments which will make it harder to obtain the basic needs to sustain a living. Limiting resources to an overpopulated society will lead it to become unstable causing chaos and the government to lose control of …show more content…
Brave New World is a loveless society, a society in which its fundamental and primary need is stability. In order to maintain stability it is important for the government to eliminate any emotional attachments for another person. “Therefore there is no biological or social need for love and marriage. Sex-the only need that remains-can be satisfied without threat to the stability of the state, since sexual satisfaction contributes to the sense of well-being so essential to an efficient state” (King pg. 823). In hence, the only way to meet the need for sex with no emotions and without threating the government is to make sure it is done without meaning. Comparing it to our society, we have the basic need to love and be loved, it is what makes us human. We use family, friends, and/or relationships that come with attachments to reach stability. It’s these characteristics in our life’s that with no doubt hold us together. Huxley’s idea of meaningless sex in Brave New World is just another form of control the government seeks to have over