The robots the government makes become more humane than actual humans. The growth of technology in Montag’s society leads to the destruction of humanity (Eller). The remaining humanity in his society are divided from the intellects against the ordinary, where only the intellectuals will prosper and the ordinary will fall (“Fahrenheit”). The time in Montag’s society is seemed to be meaningless for all of the control the government sets in place. Fahrenheit 451 is described as a story that, “...dramatizes entrapment in a sterile and poisonous culture cut off from its cultural heritage and imaginative life vigilantly preserving a barren present without past or future,” (Mojen 105). Culture and traditions are essentially removed from Montag’s society to avoid controversy from other
The robots the government makes become more humane than actual humans. The growth of technology in Montag’s society leads to the destruction of humanity (Eller). The remaining humanity in his society are divided from the intellects against the ordinary, where only the intellectuals will prosper and the ordinary will fall (“Fahrenheit”). The time in Montag’s society is seemed to be meaningless for all of the control the government sets in place. Fahrenheit 451 is described as a story that, “...dramatizes entrapment in a sterile and poisonous culture cut off from its cultural heritage and imaginative life vigilantly preserving a barren present without past or future,” (Mojen 105). Culture and traditions are essentially removed from Montag’s society to avoid controversy from other