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Brave New World

Aldous Huxley

In a seemingly perfect future where people are made in laboratories and kept happy with drugs, the freedom of the individual is put to the test.

Setting / Period
Dystopian future
Publisher
İthaki Yayınları
First published
1932
Pages
288
Language
Turkish

Review

In the World State, everyone is bred for their caste, conditioned and kept happy with "soma." This order begins to be questioned through the eyes of John, who comes from the Savage Reservation.

Huxley writes with irony about the freedom given up for the sake of technological comfort.

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