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I was going to complain about the absence of Bradbury's dystopia in Fahrenheit 451, but I guess it could be a combo of Huxleyan and Orwellian. Citizens were pre
by quantumhobbit 10y ago
I was going to complain about the absence of Bradbury's dystopia in Fahrenheit 451, but I guess it could be a combo of Huxleyan and Orwellian. Citizens were pretty free in a Huxley way to consume empty media but would get an Orwellian crack down if they stepped to far out of line and read literature.
- MichaelMoser123 10y agoAt some point Bradbury said that Fahrenheit 451 was all about trying to not offend special interest groups. During the fifties he said that it is about the politics of the era. Go figure what a writer really had in mind.