Social Stability In Aldous Huxley's A Brave New World

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In the novel Brave New World By Aldous Huxley, He writes about a society that is supposed to be perfect, but for many of the citizens, the sacrifices are not worth it. However the citizens had to stay there no matter what. Some sacrifices are worth it, but not to the point where you give up happiness. You are the owner of your own life and you must be able to decide and speak up for yourself and do not let anybody decide for you. This novel is about a group of members in a utopian society, but just like a regular society there is always one person who is not happy with what their leader is doing. So it is important to address, is a social stability worth the price? In every society there is always something that makes a person unique, something that identifies them from everyone else. It can be the way you dress, walk, or talk. Bernard was a man who was not very happy about the way he was in his life. In this utopian society, they did not know what feelings are, they did not know how it feels to be sad or …show more content…

Stability in this novel I feel that it's situated in the fact they have different social categories,if you are born in any of these categories you must stay there, you can't move up or down to other society. People in the higher social classes look at you differently. “Those who feel themselves despised do well to look despising” (Huxley 35). In this society if you are an Epsilon, the higher classes you would not be notice or you ever existed they won't even realixe you are there. “oh my god, my god, my god!”(the savage 264). This quote says a lot of society when they react to something that have done. In my opinion this is some what related to the real world cause you should always make yourself noticeable and do not let others step on you and, make yourself seem like you are doing something so every one can see what you are

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