During the lesson on Elementary Rank the classes in descending (intelligence, work ethic/job, color). Class Consciousness, the different classes (castes) are described according to status.(27) What’s the purpose of the class consciousness lesson? Does it support stability, identity”? “community, Hypnopaedia is described as Knowing that Huxley is being satirical, what doe these quotes in connection without reason” and with each other really mean about the minds of the people in the World “words “The greatest moralizing and State? socializing force of all time” (27). sum of the suggestions is “The the mind . . . all his life long. The mind that judges and desires and decides- made up of these suggestions. But all these suggestions are our suggestions” (28-29)! Chapter 3 to think that even Our What is the purpose for making sure that involve many apparatuses? “’strange Ford’s day most games were played without more apparatus than a ball or two and a few sticks What theme is conveyed by this quote? and perhaps a bit of netting’”31) The D.H.C. finds the scene of the What does this incident imply about attitudes towards sex in Brave New children playing a sex game to be World? How do they differ from attitudes today? charming, but the students touring the facility don’t; to them was “it just a pair of kids fooling about; that was all. Just kids”(31) is bunk.’ He his How does the image of a whisk brushing away dust help to convey the “’History hand; and it was as though, with Controller’s attitude toward history? an invisible feather whisk, he had brushed away a little dust, and the What theme does the passage reflect? dust was . . . and . . Whisk. . , . . . Whisk, the cathedrals; whisk. . Passion; . .Requiem; whisk. .” (34) Beginning on page 34, three conversations are going on at the same time, with Huxley switching back and forth between them: between the Controller and the boys, Henry Foster and Benito Hoover, and Lenina and Fanny.
During the lesson on Elementary Class Consciousness, the different classes (castes) are described according to status.(27) Rank the classes in descending (intelligence, work ethic/job, color). What’s the purpose of the class consciousness lesson? Does it support “community, stability, identity”? Hypnopaedia is described as “words without reason” and “The greatest moralizing and socializing force of all time” (27). “The sum of the suggestions is the mind . . . all his life long. The mind that judges and desires and decides- made up of these suggestions. But all these suggestions are our suggestions” (28-29)! Knowing that Huxley is being satirical, what doe these quotes in connection with each other really mean about the minds of the people in the World State? Chapter 3 “’strange to think that even Our Ford’s day most games were played without more apparatus than a ball or two and a few sticks and perhaps a bit of netting’”31) What is the purpose for making sure that involve many apparatuses? What theme is conveyed by this quote? The D.H.C. finds the scene of the children playing a sex game to be charming, but the students touring the facility don’t; to them “it was just a pair of kids fooling about; that was all. Just kids”(31) What does this incident imply about attitudes towards sex in Brave New World? How do they differ from attitudes today? “’History is bunk.’ He his hand; and it was as though, with an invisible feather whisk, he had brushed away a little dust, and the dust was . . . and . . Whisk. . , . . . Whisk, the cathedrals; whisk. . Passion; . .Requiem; whisk. .” (34) How does the image of a whisk brushing away dust help to convey the Controller’s attitude toward history? What theme does the passage reflect? Beginning on page 34, three conversations are going on at the same time, with Huxley switching back and forth between them: between the Controller and the boys, Henry Foster and Benito Hoover, and Lenina and Fanny.
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