Satire In Aldous Huxley's A Brave New World
Another important part ot time was the several years living away from England with his family across Italy during the 1920’s through to the early 1930’s. He would go on to write three economical successful novels during that time titled Antic Hay, Those Barren Leaves, and Point, Counter Point. They all, just like his book Crome, centered around modern or advanced society and the usual moral dilemmas that follow suet with it. He approached the ideas in his writes with his common satire aspect on life. His time in Italy also allowed him to visit and form a close relation with his friend D. H. Lawrance that was on a pilgrimage across the globe at the time. Yet the most important novel he wrote during his stay in Italy happen in 1931 when he
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Set in London of 2540 it deals with a society that put a division of moral right and wongs of society and the rise of dictatorial government. From this it is clear to see that his work is being influence by his past and the affect of society and the Lost Generation that followed after the first world War. His ridicule of the scientific endeavors and overapance of knowledge of the field most likely comes from his early childhood years of aspiring to become a scientist like his brother before him, but having that dream dashed by the diseases that took it from him. Resulting in him projecting his frustration of never becoming the true thing he wanted to be as a kid because of something out if his control onto his writing. This in turn show up as the dystopian society were the advances in science have overlapped the basic foundation of society. After the death and carnage of the first World War many Literary people like Huxley’s friend Lawrence sought out to question the aspect of government and society as a whole. This can be seen in the presence of dictators and the silenced discontent in the people found in A Brave New World. After WW1 Huxley also joined the Peace Pledge Union in protest of the horrific act of violence seen in war resulting in him also bring a rise of pacifism and philosophy in his
Set in London of 2540 it deals with a society that put a division of moral right and wongs of society and the rise of dictatorial government. From this it is clear to see that his work is being influence by his past and the affect of society and the Lost Generation that followed after the first world War. His ridicule of the scientific endeavors and overapance of knowledge of the field most likely comes from his early childhood years of aspiring to become a scientist like his brother before him, but having that dream dashed by the diseases that took it from him. Resulting in him projecting his frustration of never becoming the true thing he wanted to be as a kid because of something out if his control onto his writing. This in turn show up as the dystopian society were the advances in science have overlapped the basic foundation of society. After the death and carnage of the first World War many Literary people like Huxley’s friend Lawrence sought out to question the aspect of government and society as a whole. This can be seen in the presence of dictators and the silenced discontent in the people found in A Brave New World. After WW1 Huxley also joined the Peace Pledge Union in protest of the horrific act of violence seen in war resulting in him also bring a rise of pacifism and philosophy in his