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    individual conditioning of it as a child. For example, a group of Deltas rush at John when he threw their soma rations out the window. An assembly of police officers came in and sprayed the whole room with "soma vapor" (Huxley 189). When the vapour had produces its effect, the Deltas are "in tears, kissing and hugging one another” (Huxley 189). As verified, the government thoughtfully forces soma to eliminate conflict within the society. As a whole, this allows the government to force people…

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    Social Understanding Essay. Brave new world is nowhere close to being the same as our society advancement wise. From my understanding, it seems that they have more knowledge than our society now. One example is how the pro create using technology by harvesting cells and building human bodies like their own assembly line being made to look a certain way and to like certain jobs and to even be put in a certain rank. Alpha’s, Beta’s Gammas, Deltas, and Epsilon’s. Alpha’s being the highest and…

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    Many things have been shown and those things have been accepted in today's world. New drugs have been introduced and some of those are taken advantage of like the soma was in Brave New World. "Going to the Feelies this evening, Henry?" enquired the Assistant Predestinator. "I hear the new one at the Alhambra is first-rate. There's a love scene on a bearskin rug; they say it's marvellous. Every hair of the bear reproduced…

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    (Tylenol with codeine), and non-narcotic are, ketamine, anabolic steroids and testosterone. Schedule IV, substance in this schedule have a low potential for abuse relative to substances in schedule III. Some example of Schedule IV substances are: Xanax, Soma, Darvon, or Darvocet. And the last schedule would be Schedule V. This schedule is defined as drugs with lower potential for abuse than Schedule IV and consist of preparation containing limited quantities of certain narcotics. Schedule V…

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    This book talked about giving drugs to healthy people in order for them to find the truth that is inside their heads. He describes a drug called soma. His hope was to find a meaning for life where the area of non-reason lies. The next era of life in non-reason was the experience of the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism. The religions provide a non-rational meaning of life and values. Some started…

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    Mustafa Mond said “God isn’t compatible with machinery and scientific medicine and universal happiness.” Huxley replaced God and the Ten Commandments with Ford and the technology of the vehicle. Huxley also replaced God with the mind-altering drug “soma”. Huxley takes all the ideas of a Christian religion and transforms them into a utopia full of mind controlling substances and the technology of Henry…

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    In the short story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” by Joyce Carol Oates and the novel Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, unique gender/sexual roles and disobedient actions are shown through the main characters’ features to defy the cultural status quo. Irony, juxtapositions, and foreshadowing are in each piece of literature to help the reader comprehend and compare what the author is saying about the characters and their motives now and in the near future. Readers can compare Connie,…

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    complex entertainment apparatuses that produce both innocent leisure and the high levels of consumption and production that are the foundation of the World State’s permanence, and Soma, a drug that symbolizes the use of instant gratification that the World State implemented in order to gain control of its populace. Soma represents the kind of biological, psychological, and medical technologies the Brave New World criticizes most…

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    The Brave New World was a twisted society that was ruled by six dictators. These dictators were controllers who decided everything for everyone. They limited what the people could think, and used a drug which was like a sedative, but that had no withdrawals or repercussions. The controllers would put them through conditioning (brainwashing) where they were taught their place in the society and what they could and could not ask/do or think about. From this hexa-dictatorship and cast system the…

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    A Brave New World, is a book about a world that takes place in 2540 A.D. in our time; but the book uses the date 632 A.F. after Henry Ford built the Model-T. The setting is in London, England. It is a world that the is ruled under one “government” or World State where there is a cast system in place. The caste system is separated as such Alphas, Betas, Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon. Additionally, world state has taken over the fertilization process over were by they take the ovaries out of the…

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