Similarities Between The Machine Stops And Brave New World

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The Machine Stops by E. M. Forster and Brave New World by the English writer Aldous Huxley express the fear of the dominance of science over people's lives and depict the city of virtuous scientists with all its disadvantages. In this new world, the science of drugs and machines ends passion, poetry, and beauty; everything is automatic. The most obvious topics in both narratives are the social conditions; both of the novels point out human nature and what is precisely determined in moral and social issues, such as science as a tool or technology controlling human lives. One of the most important of these comparisons, which make up the central difference between the story and novel, is that Forster predicts the future and the world in isolation.

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