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In Aldous Huxley’s science fiction book, Brave New World, the author states that in order for society to work, everyone in the society must be alike with no differences and that everyone belongs to everyone else, which was the motto for the Brave New World. Also, the author states that in order to keep a stable society people should work together. These topics are portrayed throughout the entire novel. Towards the beginning of the novel, the five classes of embryo’s, Alpha, Beta, Delta, Gamma, and Epsilons are taught policies through hypnopedia, social predestination, and a drug called soma, which helps relieve troubles. Those policies help keep the society content and stable. These five classes are conditioned intensively by the leaders of the Brave New World. The leaders use a process called hypnopedia to help maintain social stability. Also, the conditioning is done to insure happiness within their class and their position in life. Since birth children in the Brave New World are socially preconditioned and are exposed to sleep therapy, hypnopedia. For example, Deltas from the Brave New World are shown colorful books and flowers, but when they approach them, they are shocked with electricity as a type of punishment.
Approximate Word count = 768
Approximate Pages = 3.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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