This is a analysis of the book: "Brave New World". The analysis
is looking at the syntax used by the author Aldous Huxley. The
goal here was to interpret the authors use of certain syntax
elements. Brave New World has a consistent syntax theme
throughout the book. The consistency helps define the setting
throughout the book. Aldous Huxley has certain breaks on pages
to put emphasis on certain parts of the story, and italicizes
many different words and phrases throughout the story as well.
One example of how Huxley will use breaks to emphasize something
in the story is when referring to a passage in a book is read
out loud. “And suddenly there were more words. When he is drunk
asleep, or in his rage or in the incestuous pleasure of his
bed…” (Huxley 133). This example is from whenever John reads out
loud from Shakespeare and the words are separated from the
regular paragraph and are italicized. Another syntax element
that Huxley uses is the emphasis of signs or writings on walls
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