AP Book Report on Farenheit 451

AP Newsletter Farenheit 451 Title: Farenheit 451 Author and Date Author: Ray Bradbury, 1950 Author Country: Americans: Montag (Lord) - Montag is a resolutely confused firefighter, the goal of life not knowing him After talking with Clarisse several times, he began to notice the emptiness of life. Not only did he try to find out the meaning of his life, he tried to find the book he was burning. Mild (main) - Mild is inferior and stupid. She tried suicide and betrayed gay at the end of the story.

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In the novel "Farenheit 451", Ray Bradbury tested each character's will, revealing the relationship between himself and his knowledge roots. The censorship system avoids people's attention to books and media, and most of the society of this novel does not have clues about their history and the power of knowledge gained through books. Wisdom, tyranny and democracy were struggling with each other until their confusion occurred, and their communities were destroyed. of

The novel "Farenheit 451" and the McCarthy era are related in many ways. In the anti-communism movement led by Senator Joseph McCarthy, the controversial book was rejected, it was removed from the shelf of the library, and even it was burned like a novel. In Oklahoma, the Women's Committee appointed by the Board of Education burned books classified as socialists or gender. In addition, Oklahoma librarians were fired for subscription to certian magazine. As a result, the library began to eliminate objections from the bookshelf. It was actually a censoring system. The similarities between this and the novel stand out. These events occurred in the late 1940s and early 1950s and were written in 53 years. This points to events affecting the novel, but in actual situations it is similar to the scene that appears in Bradbury's books.

Between 1950 and 1953, Ray Bradbury's novel "Farenheit 451" was a thoughtless novel that raised important concerns about the future. Through the eyes of the protagonist Guy Montag Bradbury, he says that the future mainly includes spiritual manipulation, abuse of technology and strict censorship by the government. The purpose of this book is to warn the society clearly the way we should go if we continue to show new technology rather than knowledge.