Brave New World
by Aldous Huxley
Recommended five times on Five Books by economists, politicians and others, Brave New World is Aldous Huxley’s brilliant dystopian masterpiece.
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“It shows the ways in which technology, our need for certain creature comforts and consumer culture can be used to manipulate us.” Read more...
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Catherine Mayer, Politician
“It is a hilarious, and also very prescient, parody of utopias.” Read more...
Ellen Wayland-Smith, Miscellaneous
“Brave New World was written in the 1930s, and the book portrays a happy dystopia. There is an abundance of sex. People have a good time.” Read more...
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Chan Koonchung, Novelist
“The lesson I draw from this is that the purpose of utopia is not so much as an achieved state, as to give people the freedom to pursue their own projects.” Read more...
John Quiggin, Economist
