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jmgiles 's review for:
Brave New World / Brave New World Revisited
by Aldous Huxley
I prefer the essays (BNRW) to the novel because Huxley is a better essayist than fiction writer, in my estimation. Still, the novel predicted (or influenced) many things to come, including designer genes, and entertainment and drugs as methods of controlling a population. But I recommend the essays for their analysis of propaganda above all. Still fresh, still important, even after a second world war and nearly 90 years.