Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

By Jodi on April 25, 2007

This book is unbelievably similar to the novel "We" by Evgeney Zamyatin. While this book is slightly different in some areas, the similarities are undeniable and almost irritating. Seeing that "We" was written many years before "Brave New World", Mr. Huxley's idea for this book is not an original one. If you like "Brave New World" or the idea expressed by dystopian novels, I recommend "We"....after all, it is the original idea for "Brave New World".

By antonio on February 25, 2005

Brave new world is a compeling history about human nature, about our, sometimes sick, search for perfection. In technology we've found a way to do things better, but in the same path many of the things wich defines us as humans have been lost. Perfection here has been defined as the abscense of god and the denial of the true instincts wich come from ounder the skim of everyone, that is the desire to live, the very wish of make a life of your own.