Can a world be perfect to every person’s ideal thought of “perfection”? A world with no quandary nor trepidation. Many people have attempted to make this “utopian” like society into a reality. However, with this, there are also consequences within the creation of these societies. This dream of establishing and retaining a utopian society was the major key within the novels 1984 and Brave New World; Even though both books are very different they are also very similar. they confront the same subjects through different perspectives, even though both authors created a storyline developed on their main characters dealing with a totalitarian government ,They however, are very different in the way they approach and “control” each society. there
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As they believed everything they did was for the best ,and anyone who thought otherwise was automatically considered a criminal and a threat towards the “party”. In 1984, Not only was there this ,but there was also no sense of individualism. There was no hierarchy, and simply there were two groups of people ; Big brother and the rest of society. However, in “Brave New World” people were produced based on specific roles, or in a way similar to mass production.“"Reducing the number of revolutions per minute,". Mr. Foster stated as he simutaneously turned one simple embryo into a “person” with undesirable traits "The surrogate goes round slower; therefore passes through the lung at longer intervals; therefore gives the embryo less oxygen. Nothing like oxygen-shortage for keeping an embryo below par." These “people” were put into a determined caste with certain biological benefits or disadvantages , practically making clones within each caste.However, as we compare these two books we see that Brave new world allowed the people to have different ranks in society ,making it comparable to the present day whereas in 1984 everyone below big brother was considered as one amongst the …show more content…
disscussing the past and how its an important role in the minds of the people, in addition to the storyline; we have to put the time period and the authors experiences into consideration. George Orwell’s 1984 and Aldous Huxley’s Brave new world were both written in an era of suffering and devestation throughout the early 1900s. In these books there is a clear understanding that both authors have lived and experienced hardship first handedly . Not to mention how Terrified the authors were on the futures outcome, and how they thought the future was going to turn into a dystopian life based on totalitarian rule. During the early 1900’s many great historical events happened that left millions of people dead or very ill, such as the Holocaust, The Great Depression, and etc…, There were many leaders that unintentionally created this dystopian lifestyle that inspired these two authors .For example, A Corrupt leader such as Adolf Hitler created a dystopian life as he tried to generate the “perfect “ race through mass genocide. However, there were mny other corrupt leaders and They went to great measures to try to keep peace and order, creating strict guidelines that the people as a whole had to tolerate living under
As they believed everything they did was for the best ,and anyone who thought otherwise was automatically considered a criminal and a threat towards the “party”. In 1984, Not only was there this ,but there was also no sense of individualism. There was no hierarchy, and simply there were two groups of people ; Big brother and the rest of society. However, in “Brave New World” people were produced based on specific roles, or in a way similar to mass production.“"Reducing the number of revolutions per minute,". Mr. Foster stated as he simutaneously turned one simple embryo into a “person” with undesirable traits "The surrogate goes round slower; therefore passes through the lung at longer intervals; therefore gives the embryo less oxygen. Nothing like oxygen-shortage for keeping an embryo below par." These “people” were put into a determined caste with certain biological benefits or disadvantages , practically making clones within each caste.However, as we compare these two books we see that Brave new world allowed the people to have different ranks in society ,making it comparable to the present day whereas in 1984 everyone below big brother was considered as one amongst the …show more content…
disscussing the past and how its an important role in the minds of the people, in addition to the storyline; we have to put the time period and the authors experiences into consideration. George Orwell’s 1984 and Aldous Huxley’s Brave new world were both written in an era of suffering and devestation throughout the early 1900s. In these books there is a clear understanding that both authors have lived and experienced hardship first handedly . Not to mention how Terrified the authors were on the futures outcome, and how they thought the future was going to turn into a dystopian life based on totalitarian rule. During the early 1900’s many great historical events happened that left millions of people dead or very ill, such as the Holocaust, The Great Depression, and etc…, There were many leaders that unintentionally created this dystopian lifestyle that inspired these two authors .For example, A Corrupt leader such as Adolf Hitler created a dystopian life as he tried to generate the “perfect “ race through mass genocide. However, there were mny other corrupt leaders and They went to great measures to try to keep peace and order, creating strict guidelines that the people as a whole had to tolerate living under