6/28/2023 0 Comments Brave new world by aldous huxleyAfter its publication, however, some critics interpreted the novel as a cautionary tale about unchecked scientific development in the area of genetic engineering. A body of controllers consisting of Alpha double pluses governs the World State based on the ideology of its founder, Henry Ford. In the same year, Huxley published his futurist novel Brave New World that portrays a dehumanized community in a totalitarian state named the World State that John the Savage, the central character of the novel, calls brave new world. In Texts and Pretexts, first published in 1932, while discussing his concern regarding the present and future, Aldous Huxley asserted, “Personally, I must confess, I am more interested in what the world is now than in what it will be, or what it might be if improbable conditions were fulfilled” (6).
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