Brave New World Women

The novel Brave New World, written by Aldous Huxley (who is known for his writings) published in 1932 depicts a dystopian society that is based on drug and casual sex because everyone belongs to everyone. The world state and our world are very different but very alike. Huxley creates the characters in the novel to believe each and everyone is equal, but the World State society has only a few moments where people are actually equal, but the majority of the novel proves men and women are not equal. The normal terms our society knows such as housewife, marriage, relationship,family, and religion all to the world state is used as an object of ridicule on the way our society is. Although men and women in this case are equal because neither of them have to go through the discomfort of having a fetus in the womb for nine months then to give a pain/changing birth. However while reading through the novel Huxley creates an image of women being objects used of men to do whatever they please. Rarely in the novel does Huxley present an image of men and women being …show more content…
Women are described as numatic “women are numatic, linda was very numatic”. Judging women based on their bodies isn't respectful let alone right. To add on Women have to listen to men when they want inner course. Women are treated as meat for the taking of anyone willing. In conclusion my views of this novel Brave New World is that gender equality does not exist, people in the cast system society are not equal as they say they are. Although most of the people in the World State see everything perfect, I just don’t see it, that is simply because I choose know and understand than to understand and not know why. The matter is how one views how to live a life, either to know and understand and be happy or sad or just to understand and not know whether to be happy or