Monday, October 1, 2007

Post Three

BNW is a cautionary tale. What is it trying to warn society about? What would it like you to do?

17 comments:

HairyMouth said...

it is warning us about tornadois in south france.

i would like to not do that because the book is enlightening my head.

Anonymous said...

it is trying to warn society to never give up your unique identity, and do what you want to do. we can achieve this by not letting media and things influence our actions and to do what we think is important.

Anonymous said...

I think it is trying to teach us that our past is important and how we act today influences the near future. So basically, DONT KEEP MESSING UP W/ THE SAME MISTAKES SO WE DONT HAVE TO BREED TEST TUBE BABIES.

Anonymous said...

I think it's warning society about what could happen if we're not careful. Obviously, the author appreciates individuality, so he takes it away in this book to show what could happen without it.

lc1215 said...

BNW is warning the world that technology can be the downfall of society if we allow it to take over.

Amber Hogan said...

It is trying to warn societry about how far to push the growth of knowledge.

Anonymous said...

It is trying to warn society to never give up your unique identity, and do what you want to do. we can achieve this by not letting media and things influence our actions and to do what we think is important.

Krystle said...

It is warning our society to never give up. And it teaches us that it is important to know about the past and history b/c with out a past how can someone have a future.

Caitlyn said...

BNW is trying to teach us that we need to always remember where we have been, so we can learn about the mistakes that we have made, so they wont happen again. It is also saying that we should fight to protect our individual freedoms because if we dont, little by little our lives will start being controlled by the government untill we are robots.

Ashleigh said...

The book is warning us about what could happen with technology if we are not careful and if we allow for complete control of our lives by others. Its a warning that individuality could be lost and the author wants us to read the book and ensure that what happens in the novel does'nt happen to us.

oneyearsixmonths said...

Brave New World is trying to warn us that with all this new technology, we have to be careful not to let it control us. Like almstfmus08 says, we have to value history. Also, we can't just let our concept of family go, because without it, I think people are lonely.

Mehchel said...

Brave New World is cautioning society about the risks of letting the government and technology having too much control and of loosing individuality. I would like it to acheive this effect before the government and technology take that complete control over our lives.

Lightgoddess said...

Do not make everyone think alike. It would like you to think that the majority is always right which is not always true.

Kayla C. said...

warn society about over-bearing governments

Anonymous said...

BNW is trying to warn society that we can be controlled easily by other people. It is also warning you that without family or your own identity you aren't that unique anymore; your just kind of there. It is also warning society that with all this new technology, we cant let it control are lives. It would like us to be careful about people and life in the future.

Jeff Wiegert said...

The Brave New World is warning society to not get too advanced. It wants us to live life how it's meant to be lived.

Athos said...

it is warning about the dangers of giving up your independance. it wants you to remain independance