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Brave New World and Blade Runner - Perspectives
reshape society's values and attitudes by suppressing their emotions and natural
functions. Evidently, in Brave New World and Blade Runner, such emotions and
natural functions are to powerful to deny, as such functions are an integral part of our
beings. In Aldous Huxley's, Brave New World the World State reflects a totalitarian
state as all humans are conditioned to believe in one orthodox perspective, thus by
controlling and shaping the people's perspective, their natural emotions are
oppressed and denied. Therefore, opening the doorway for disagreement to such
orthodoxy and creation of natural emotions. The Director states, " We conditioned the
masses to hate the country... to abolish the love of nature." 1 Therefore in such a
totalitarian state, like the World State, were people's emotions are controlled and
conditioned, eventually influence them to disagree with such...
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