Fahrenheit 451’s society is so much different than ours, but in ways they are exactly alike. In their society they don’t feel the way we feel, they don’t care what happens. They immediately turn to burning in order to solve the problem, they don’t just face it head on. We don’t have the option to just burn everything that is upsetting us. For them, if you don’t like what the books message is, burn it. You don’t like funerals, get rid of them and burn the body. Problem solved. They don’t realize
Analysis of Clarisse McClellan A quote from Isaac Asimov states, "If knowledge can create problems, it is not through ignorance we can solve them." Ignorance is what consumes the futuristic setting within Ray Bradbury's, Fahrenheit 451. Within the novel, books are banned and the society shows no interest in reading them. The character Clarisse McClellan, however, shows great interest in her surroundings and those around her. Clarisse McClellan serves as a contrast to the culture of these characters
Fahrenheit 451 written by Ray Bradbury was a very interesting novel from the beginning to the end. The author uses many different literary devices to outline his point of view and perspective about the society that he lived in. Throughout reading the novel, there are many different literary devices that structure the novel. The major literary device of the novel is theme of censorship. Good thesis, so as you move on throughout the paper, each paragraph must support this ideas in some way as well