1984 and Brave New World Compared A popular topic has struck many readers across the nation, a growing controversy with the comparison of Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World and George Orwell’s 1984. In both pieces of literature the people believe that the society that they live in is a utopia in the eyes of the government. In 1984 the government is in all power and control the basic lives of the people including where they work, this is demonstrated in the book, "Freedom is the freedom to say that
other hand, fans of the book claim the opposite, that it should be taught, because it is a good reflection of life back in the time period the book takes place in, which people need to know about. And the latter are correct. Huck Finn should be taught, and not banned because a few people might be offended. Many want Huckleberry Finn banned because of the language used in the book. The N word, the most controversial word in the book, is used exactly 219 times in the book in reference to the black
can trigger the creativeness in people and can also be a path to idealism. Consumers of television shows have the opportunity to loosen up and relax at end of a stressful tiring day by watching their favorite TV show that might be a singing show, a movie, a series or a sports event. Media is a way to escape from the stressful tiring daily routine. In addition, social networking sites are another way to escape especially for younger generations. These sites played a major role in changing how people