Maria Connectionist·Sep 20ALDOUS HUXLEY’s “Brave New World”This summer I FINALLY read Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World”, which — again — has been sitting in my bookcase for years! In fact, I had…
Stanislav Carl Terence·Aug 12Terence McKenna and His Fierce Criticism of TelevisionTerence McKenna was one of my "teachers" when I started to discover holotropic and psychedelic states of consciousness — I keep returning…
Miura Hitoshi·Jul 9The Absence and the Presence of Religion 3Moravia and Huxley: On the Conditions to be a Savage
Mihailo Zoin·Jun 29Four Dystopias as Interactive AI LiveBooks1984, Brave New World, The Trial, and A Clockwork Orange each describe one way to take a person’s freedom. We live under all four at once —…
InILLUMINATIONbyRicardo Bastos Cunha·Jun 12Brave New CattleEric had been ill for years. Tuberculosis was eating away at his lungs. He decided to isolate himself on a remote island in Scotland. A…A response icon1A response icon1
Ted Czukor·Jun 7Is Literary Biography Extinct?I doubt that anybody in the future will have any interest in literary biography. It was a common niche in the years before the Internet; as…A response icon16A response icon16
Syed Shazil Imran·Jun 4The Family as a rival state: Intimacy, power and control in 1984 and Brave New WorldIntroduction
PHY Samnang·Jun 3Comfort Is The New PrisonAldous Huxley’s Brave New World; how pleasure, distraction, status, and convenience can quietly replace freedom, depth, love, and truth.
Jackson Allen·May 11Everything I Hated About: Brave New WorldTime to talk about Brave New World as a novel — and everything I hated about it. I find myself compelled to talk about BNW because…
