Stability

Three Little Words. What Three words would you use to describe a utopia or in this case the brave new world utopia? In the book Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, the keywords of their utopia were “Community, Identity, Stability”. This paper will be going over These words and will be analyzed, it will be explaining the slogan clearly, pointing out what is wrong with the slogan, and what the real slogan should be. Analyzing Community Community; The Dictionary definition for community is a group…

regional wars, revolutions, and the possibility of a nuclear exchange. Though acknowledging the rivalries, anxieties, and dangers of The Cold War, historian John Lewis Gaddis, in The Long Peace: Elements of Stability in the Postwar International System, argues that it was the longest period of stability amongst the great powers during the 20th century (142). He even calls the period “peaceful”, however not within the context that most take the word, but in the sense that it was less chaotic, and…

The Biodex System SD is a device that was created to analyse the change in an individual bodies’ centre of mass under unstable and stable platforms (Biodex medical system, Sherley, NY). It helps with a wide range of performance and pathological factors such as improving balance, developing muscle tone and agility according to “The national athletic trainer’s association convention daily newspaper”. It is further stated and mention that it may also be used for training, testing,…

paradise where everything felt stable. The novel Brave New World by Aldous Huxley clearly demonstrates elements of a utopia, despite the number of people believing the book displays a dystopia. The general public should be concentrating on equality, stability with happiness, and being emotionless. While the world has been in an emotional mess, the way contemporary society has been operating is not stable consisting of diversity, instability, and emotion heading towards a dystopia rather than a…

single direction in order to gain more stability before incorporating multidirectional tasks. The patient’s ankle stability had improved with one intervention, however, was limited in functional stability that required more dynamic control. Plyometric training was incorporated to improve dynamic ankle control and trunk control during sport specific activities. According to Kewwan et al., plyometric training is an effective way to improve ankle stability, functional ability and prevent…

Impact of Divorced Parents on Their Children Life with divorced parents can be a challenge for some children. Some of the reasons are that divorced parents can impact their children’s communication, security, and stability. The impact on children’s communication, insecurity, and stability can cause problems with few aspects of the children’s daily lives for example, in the relationships in school or work. One impact that divorced parents can cause on their children is communication. When…

The Contradictory Pillars of the World State The three pillars of the World State in Aldous Huxley’s book Brave New World, community, identity, and stability, are words that label the problem in society rather than sustain the society. Aldous Huxley uses this phrase to represent the faults of the World State, and to apply a warning to the reader of the issues that develop because of how these ideas carry in the novel. Community is thought to be a connection between people that share a similar…

Predators affect the size in population . The population can either decrease or increase. If the population number increases then that means that the number of preys are high. The point of this lab is to figure out the factors of the stability and the unstability. The size of a predator population and prey population goes in a cycle over time. When the population of the predator-prey results in both Predator and Prey still living over time is known as stable. A predator-prey that has died as…

in similar fashions to the way that present day government works. Both governments create stability by setting rules and standards and giving a tranquilizer or distraction to the people so that everything is manageable and can be controlled. The World State Government is built and created to maintain order and stability. The stability that the World State creates is needed, as said in the book, “Stability. The primal and ultimate need” (Huxley 43). The World State provides this need for the…

The native traditions in both novels are crucial for the stability and the sense of control for both protagonists. The loss of stability and control is a focal point in the lives of the main characters in both Indian Horse and Things Fall Apart. In both works, the main characters experience life-changing events that cause severe loss and trauma; as a result of situations that are beyond their control. These circumstances lead to a loss on a personal and cultural level especially as both…