Brave New World Utopian Society
In the book “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley we are shown a utopian society with a life a bit different from our own. I this society children are born from test tubes and grown up learning not to indulge in feelings and or emotions. Because of this a question arises is social stability worth the price of living a life with little to no emotions. As “ BNW” goes on we meet a character who is very different, an outsider in case who decides to go out and live a bit out of the world state. This causes us to see how the society of emotion hold up and if it is also socially stable. The character who leaves to the society of the “savages” gets to see first hand that the society is indeed a society. While out he meets a beta and her son and we get a fine account of how one coming from the world state would hold up to the “savage society”. This savage society functions fine and much like our modern society you and i live in today. Like our society there is emotion and this is show with marriage that can cause fights. Linda shows us an example of this by sleeping with many men and being beaten up by almost all of those men's spouses. This shows precious time that could have
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The price of mistakes, misery, pain, stupidity , and sadness all wasted on emotions. That is an easy price to pay for progress. In the play “Inherit the wind” This is a statement that mr drummond makes he states that progress comes at a price. Mr drummond says “ You may have a telephone but you lost the charm of distance and some privacy. Woman you may vote but you lose the ability to hide behind a pete coat. Gentlemen you may fly but the birds will lose their wonder and the skies will smell of gasoline…..”. By this i take that every step towards progress every single step we must give up something. I believe that the triad of emotions raw nitty gritty and almost “savage” is more than fair enough of a trade for the sake of
The price of mistakes, misery, pain, stupidity , and sadness all wasted on emotions. That is an easy price to pay for progress. In the play “Inherit the wind” This is a statement that mr drummond makes he states that progress comes at a price. Mr drummond says “ You may have a telephone but you lost the charm of distance and some privacy. Woman you may vote but you lose the ability to hide behind a pete coat. Gentlemen you may fly but the birds will lose their wonder and the skies will smell of gasoline…..”. By this i take that every step towards progress every single step we must give up something. I believe that the triad of emotions raw nitty gritty and almost “savage” is more than fair enough of a trade for the sake of