Brave New World and Dystopia

​Brave New World and Dystopia

Literary Elements​

​Brave New World and Dystopia

A dystopia is a world that has been imagined and shown on paper or on the big screen. It shows the fears of what the future might be like if people keep acting the way they do now. There are usually a number of things that make up a dystopian reality. These traits include governmental control, which is when the government or an overarching power runs people's lives, destruction of the environment, control of technology, censorship, which is when tyrannical powers stop people from sharing information, lack of individualism, and conditioning, which is when people are forced to be a part of a system where their individual traits are lost. War, extreme class and social divides, poverty, and anarchy are also common themes in dystopias.

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Literary Elements​

Multiple Choice

What does a dystopia show the fears of?

• The Past

• The Present

• The Future

Multiple Choice

What are common themes in dystopias?

• War, Extreme Class And Social Divides, Poverty, And Anarchy

• Bunnies And Kittens

• Happiness And Rainbows

• Love, Hope, And Peace

​Brave New World and Dystopia

Aldous Huxley's Brave New World is a dystopian book that has been called one of the best dystopian novels of the last 100 years. In his dystopian novel Brave New World, Aldous Huxley describes a world where people are made on a factory line to make sure they work and look just right for their caste. In Brave New World, people are put into groups called castes or social strata based on the jobs they have to do and how important they are in society. 

Literary Elements​

​Brave New World and Dystopia

Aldous Huxley's Brave New World is a dystopian book that has been called one of the best dystopian novels of the last 100 years. In his dystopian novel Brave New World, Aldous Huxley describes a world where people are made on a factory line to make sure they work and look just right for their caste. In Brave New World, people are put into groups called castes or social strata based on the jobs they have to do and how important they are in society. 

Literary Elements​

​Brave New World and Dystopia

Aldous Huxley's Brave New World is a dystopian book that has been called one of the best dystopian novels of the last 100 years. In his dystopian novel Brave New World, Aldous Huxley describes a world where people are made on a factory line to make sure they work and look just right for their caste. In Brave New World, people are put into groups called castes or social strata based on the jobs they have to do and how important they are in society. 

Literary Elements​