Truth - Truth is concealed through entertainment transfixion or through repressive control.Knowledge - media and entertainment dilute knowledge.Communication - Government controls communication.Orwell depicts a world in which the elites of totalitarian governments have created states, which have as the one and only aim the infliction of suffering on the populace.Ĭommon themes throughout each work are as follows: Huxley shows a world in which human life has lost all meaning. But both novels, each in its own way, present a horrific view of the human future.
Moreover, in terms of the direction which the world seems to be heading in the year 2002, particularly the world of the liberal democracies, Huxley’s predictions seem more accurate than do those of Orwell. In terms of the verifiability of the two author’s predictions, Huxley chose more wisely than Orwell - Brave New World is set some 600 years after the twentieth century (the year is 632 After Ford), while 1984 was set in a time only 35 years after it was written.
Huxley’s book was first published in 1932 Orwell’s in 1949. It is the purpose of this sample topic outline to show any college student how to compare/contrast George Orwell’s 1984 with Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. These are both science fiction novels but more specifically, dystopian novels they both present a bleak vision of a future world. 1984 and Brave New World 1984 and Brave New World research papers compare and contrast Huxley and Orwell's works.
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