In 1931, Aldous Huxley presented one of the most significant dystopias in literature with Brave New World. Nearly 30 years later, he published a critical reassessment of his own work. However, much of what Huxley could not foresee has since become reality. The contemporary analysis What Huxley Didn't Foresee takes stock of the current technological and societal developments and concludes that we have moved even closer to Huxley's 'brave new world.'
Frank Röder has read over 1,000 science fiction short stories and novels. He appreciates the classics and is well-versed in the modern genre. Inspired by works such as Brave New World, he writes short stories and novels, as well as literary critiques and essays. His focus often lies on technology-related and socio-critical themes. His background as an engineer and laboratory technician, along with his training as an author and further academic education, support him in his research.
Frank Röder has read over 1,000 science fiction short stories and novels. He appreciates the classics and is well-versed in the modern genre. Inspired by works such as Brave New World, he writes short stories and novels, as well as literary critiques and essays. His focus often lies on technology-related and socio-critical themes. His background as an engineer and laboratory technician, along with his training as an author and further academic education, support him in his research.
Titel
What Huxley Never Imagined
Untertitel
Epilogue to Brave New World by Aldous Huxley and Prologue to Eighty Years Later...
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EAN
9783757587581
Format
E-Book (epub)
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Veröffentlichung
19.04.2025
Digitaler Kopierschutz
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0.8 MB
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52
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