The Civilization of Aldous Huxley’s Brave World

The paper aims at exploring Aldous Huxley's Brave New World (1932), precisely, his criticism of the civilized rules by which the World State citizens must abide.Those rules are, characteristically, at odds with the normal human ways of life that the writer textually describes as "savage."The paper intends to examine the two concepts of civilization and savageness as far as Huxley's utopian "brave" world is concerned.Moreover, it tries to underscore, by means of juxtaposing the discussion of the two worlds representing each of the two concepts throughout the second and the third sections of the paper, the irony underlying their new inverted meanings.