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    choose to use ‘hijab’ to connect the topic of prejudices are that the recent news about people with hijab being attacked, stories that some people don’t want to wear hijab because of the prejudices in the U.S., and the actual stories from my classmate, Soma. I feel very sad when she talks about how people see because her hijab. We don’t see and understand how people feel unless we hear from people who are close. Before I did this project, I didn’t know anything about the hijab and the Islamic…

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    State oppose those of parents. More often than not, mothers and fathers advice children to avoid recreational drug use, fight social hierarchies, not have meaningless sexual intercourse, and never become materialistic. However, hypnopaedia encourages soma abuse, the caste system, promiscuity, and…

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    Brave New World Essay In the novel Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, the government uses many methods of brainwashing to control the people of their society and force them to submit to the will of the higher-ups. Huxley was trying to make a connection between his writing and the world he lived in through his use of details, tone, and diction. In his time period, people were easily swayed and deluded by their culture, government, and drug dependency. To begin, one way that the government…

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    Bernard Marx Vs Dystopia

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    incised in their minds by The Hatchery. In spite of the World State attempting to be exemplary, they created soma; a governmentally provided drug that the people of the World State use to cause a sense of escape from feelings such as pain, discomfort, embarrassment, sadness or anger, it also causes joy, arousal, and an overall sense of well being. Notwithstanding, Bernard refuses to take soma, because of his natural, human like…

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    Axon hillock is the last site in the soma where membrane potentials propagated form synaptic inputs are summated before being transmitted to the axon. The structure of the initial segment is made up of three things: a dense layer of finely granular material undercoating the plasma membrane, scattered clusters of ribosomes, and fascicles of microtubules. 2. A collateral axon is a branch off the main axon that usually feeds back onto the soma. This function provides modulation of cell firing…

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    Civil Disobedience Mahatma Gandhi states, “Civil disobedience becomes a sacred duty when the State becomes lawless or, which is the same thing, corrupt” (Gandhi). Furthermore, within the dystopian world that Aldous Huxley proposes in “Brave New World,” the government is diminishing due to corruption. The society full of enslaved people are forced into conformity and dehumanization. These schemes that are conducted are pioneered by Ford, the Controller, and enforced by the Director. It is until…

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    should be viewed as an act of defiance-it is the only way out of the new world that leaves the audience with a shred of hope. John will no longer suffer from the prying eyes of society and can finally receive peace. After indulging in an orgy with soma-a heavy immersion into this corrupted world, John is mortified at humanity in general and his own lack of morality that suicide seems to be the only plausible and respectable action to express his…

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    Love In Brave New World

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    Juliet) The improvement of apollonian qualities over dionysian ones in love are vital to humanity. To illustrate, humanity is starting to dilute. Love is not used for morality, but for the collective of society as a whole like in Brave New World. Soma and controlling of the masses using science and machines over morality are the main driving force for that dystopian world.…

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    the mind, the overuse of technology makes people use their brains less and may lead to the decline of mental abilities. Nowadays, people are being slowly conditioned to be irritable or depressed if left alone with their thoughts. Whether it is taking soma or mindlessly…

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    Ignorant New World Why do people laugh? Is it an effect from a witty joke, a nervous tic, or perhaps a humorous accident? Whatever the reason is, laughter is a contagious and social occurrence. In the book, Brave New World, there are many circumstances where laughter takes place. However, the people in the book are not necessarily aware of what they are laughing about. It is not that they are replacing thinking with laughter, instead, they do not have the ability to comprehend what they are…

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