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Brave New World 1945-70 (The Eventful 20th Century) Hardcover – June 1, 2001

160 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2001

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March 20, 2010
The Best Social anticipation Ever Written. On vit pratiquemenbt dedans. Écrit dans les années trente et a pas veilli d'un jour. Style sec, précis et économe, et bonne documentation scientifique et sociologique, du moins, pour l,époque. Lisez aussi la plupart des autrees Huxly. Apre, réaliste dans sa prospective et visionnaire, dans le sens premier de terme, et le plus terre a terre. Expanseur de conscience, Lu a 14 ou 15 ans. Cela forme et fait penser.
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December 28, 2008
It seems somewhat dated now. Nevertheless, it still captures some of the nightmare that technology might yet bring. Current developments in genetics, in particular, echo Huxley's vision. Perhaps as technology leaps forward, we are inevitably ambiguous, worrying about dangers as well as advantages.
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March 23, 2010
- Another book I read years ago. It is a must read, for any time. We must value our freedom. We take it for granted.
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