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    Drugs In Brave New World

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    the drug soma? The novel “Brave New World” they have happiness in a pill form but it does not have any kind of symptoms after like alcohol and tobacco. Soma is a drug they use to create happiness, or that’s what they think because they are taught at an early age. They are taught to dislike poetry, books, T.V and other things they keep us content today in this world. They use the drug soma to keep them happy 24/7 and smiling. In the book there is a part where they say “ There is always soma,…

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    Gautama Case Study

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    Page 455 There was a rumor about a plot to derail the soma yajna of Gautama. There was also apprehension that the offering in the yajna may not please Indra. Page 456 Gautama courted a great deal of pain for the success of this yajna. I also prayed Indra to fulfil Gautama's wishes. What about my wishes? I even didn't know what they were. I didn't worry about it, but for Gautama. I thought that our conjugal life would be wonderful if the soma yajna was successful. I would become normal and…

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    Kuga In The Moon Festival

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    enough in theory. Soma beats Hayama in a shokugeki wagering his seat,…

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    Brave New World Comparison

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    large quantities of drugs each day. Soma is publicly offered and distributed to all caste members continuously throughout the day. Clearly, in Brave New World government officials nor caste members concern themselves with the dangers they expose themselves to. In the novel Huxley explains how Linda’s return to England from the savage reservation involves her over dosing on soma after the doctor clearly mentions she will die within a month if she decides to take a soma holiday. Although Linda has…

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    Brave New World Drugs

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    Soma is highly depended upon in Brave New World, as a stress reliver, and distraction from what is really going on. This legal drug is used by the government to control people from speaking freely and thinking for themselves. The government wants the World State to seem happier and more peaceful than what it really is. In the Real World, soma is compared to alcohol or weed, in way it helps people forget the pain and emotions they feel. Soma is used in the World State as many drugs are used in…

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    The Brave New World operates with the motto, “Community, Identity, and Stability” and these are achieved by various social and scientific means at the core of which are solidarity service, the Bokanovsky Process, and soma. These three are the most important among all the other social and scientific applications in the “civilized society” and without them, the Brave New World would fail. The emphasis on “Community” is achieved by Solidarity Service in the Brave New World. What is it? Every…

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    main character Bernard Marx deals with a continuous conflict throughout the whole story; how to fit in with his fellow class of alphas however he refuses to take part in the conditioning used to feel/become a true alpha and to lose his individuality. Soma is a drug commonly used to zone out the citizens, it also symbolizes an escape from reality and a way for the citizens to keep themselves…

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    Delving into and explaining the mystery, miracle drug, soma, as well as its effects, Huxley creates a sense of importance around the drug and shows its effects and imprints on happiness as well as the way it can be found, artificially through a mass-produced medicine, rather than a sacrifice or hardship. Happiness…

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    outside of their field is shunned. Birthing tubes and hardcore drugs, the New World is a demonstration of what happens when one seeks a utopia. Soma, assembly line people, cognitive conditioning, and William Shakespeare are just a few of the symbols that can be found in this book. Soma, a drug made to give people happiness, is used to keep citizens in check. Soma is a symbol of false happiness. Different groups get differing amounts, depending…

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    World State Government

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    inconvenience. Lenina consumes Soma so “she could now sit, serenely not listening ,thinking of nothing at all” (Huxley 101). Soma completely numbed her mind and body from her surroundings. The effect of Soma distracting someone completely from the situation at hand is a way the World State continues to keep everyone in a calm, stable state. The government relies on this form of stability so much that they promote and insist on taking Soma for every day use. The way World State views Soma is…

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