Analyse von Brave New World - Sprache und Tod
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Analyse von Brave New World - Sprache und Tod
Die Analyse befasst sich mit dem Roman „Brave New World" von Aldous Huxley. In dieser Arbeit wird insbesondere auf die Sprache des Erzählers eingegangen. Außerdem wird das Motiv „Tod" näher untersucht. Der Ausgangspunkt der Analyse ist das Kapitel 14 im Buch.
Auszug:
In the novel “Brave New World”, written by Aldous Huxley and published in 1932, society is controlled by the World State and conditioned to adopt its values. The people are
kept happy all the time and are made to suppress strong feelings in order to maintain the
stability of the system. This way the people in the World State have developed a special
view on death and how to deal with it.
Since people do not have close relationships to other humanbeings, they have no
reason to mourn over an induvidual’s death. Death is seen as a natural, inevitable part of
life which is not a reason for grief and sadness. In death conditioning lessons children are
made to adopt these views on death and they are made unsensitive about it... Kaufen Sie jetzt Zugang, um mehr zu lesen Schon registriert als Abonnent? Bitte einloggen
