Totalitarianism in Brave New World

The formation of the 1900s was influenced by communism, fascism, capitalism. Brave new world writer Aldous Huxley lives in social order and he is exposed to these three systems. In the brave new world society of the next 600 years, the personality is not forgiven and the special motto "community, identity, stability" constitutes the structure of the totalitarian government. The brave new world "community" is divided into five castes including alpha with the most intellectual advantage and epsilon which is not most intellectual.

Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" and George Orwell's "1984" book have something in common. Both have issued different warnings about the totalitarian government's dangers. In "the brave new world", society pays tribute to Ford, and in 1984 they were faithful to their older brothers. In any book, the government has full control and power over society. One thing that needs attention is recognition of interpersonal relationships in books. In the "brave new world" people are encouraged to jump from one person to another and have sex with each other. There is no love-filled emotional relationship. '1984' took different actions. The government says that sex is for laying children and not for entertainment. It is regarded as a rebellion against the government, people are subject to torture. The next thing in the relationship is family. In the "brave new world", families are seen as disliked. How to use the word mother or father is ridiculous. I can not even imagine.

Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" society has many same features as the totalitarian society. In this article I will explain the features of totalitarian and the brave new world features. I also included some thoughts and opinions on why these types of governments did not succeed and what they can learn from them. Totalitarian government is a government based on complete control. Unlike democracy, this kind of government does not allow citizens to comment on what is going on. The government decides every aspect of society. Totalitarian government decides everything. It includes every detail of society and the daily lives of citizens. It dominates the police and military, and they act according to the order of the top leaders. They have all the economic and educational systems in place. The totalitarian government manages all social, spiritual, cultural and intellectual activities. (Encarta.msn)