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İthaki Yayınları Fahrenheıt 451- "cesur Yeni Dünya " / 2-Book Set
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İthaki Yayınları Fahrenheıt 451- "cesur Yeni Dünya " / 2-Book Set features
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Novel Genre
Science Fiction & Fantasy
Year of Publication
2020 and Before
Number of Pages
751-1000
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Set
Origin
TR
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Paperback
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1. Fahrenheit 451, presented in a set of two books, opens the doors to a dystopian future and steps into the world of science fiction and fantasy by reading brave new world novels.
its regular size design ensures a comfortable grip, so it won't slip from your hand even during extended reading.
enriched with content from 2020 and previous editions, this set offers a timeless literary experience.
fahrenheit 451 and brave new world, written by the anonymous author, have gripping narrations that will captivate you with their own stories.
push the limits of your imagination and explore new worlds with these two novels, which are essential pieces of science fiction and fantasy genres.
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- Barcode No: 0806202001
- Origin: TR
İthaki Yayınları Fahrenheıt 451- "cesur Yeni Dünya " / 2-Book Set features
Dimensions
Normal Size
Novel Genre
Science Fiction & Fantasy
Year of Publication
2020 and Before
Number of Pages
751-1000
Set/Single
Set
Origin
TR
Volume Information
Paperback
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Fahrenheit 451 - the brave new world 2 book set. fahrenheit 451, published in 1953 by ray bradbury, a prominent figure in american literature, casts a harsh critique of today's world and the world of the distant future, decades ahead of its time.
The work, unfolding on a dystopian fictional plane, addresses the world of art and thought, which, with the development of technology, is degrading society.
Ray bradbury's fahrenheit 451, which deals with a dark future, blends science fiction elements with a censorship regime and a roboticized society.
The plot of the book is formed around a totalitarian regime in which firefighters are tasked with burning books rather than extinguishing fires.
The novel takes its name from the measure of heat, the degree of burning of books.
In fahrenheit 451, set in the 24th century, the social life bears a striking resemblance to the medieval period dominated by scholastic thought.
In his commentary on the book, bradbury expresses his aim in writing the novel as being to highlight how television has dulled people's interest in reading.
At this point, the author explains that their critique is directed towards the public rather than any specific management.
The author, who attributes the same fault to those who burn books and those who don't read them, emphasizes that the real danger to society lies in the refusal to think.
"reading" has never felt so forbidden and enjoyable! the novel's protagonist, guy montag, earns a living as a firefighter.
Montag, who was only doing the jobs given to him before, witnesses a terrifying event one day.
Seeing a man burned alive with his books, montag can no longer be the same after this event. montag, who begins to show interest in books after the man's burning, is also influenced by his neighbor clarisse during this enlightenment process.
Clarisse, a young girl, looks strange to montag, just like everyone else.
The young girl who reads and questions is opening new horizons in montag's mind.
However, one day montag learns that he is also dying, and this final event pushes him to read more. montag has to hide his books from his workplace environment and his immediate surroundings.
But it is the wife, mildred, who hands it over first to all.
After this, montag continues on his path in a way that is very different from his previous life.
The brave new world, a work published in 1932 by the english writer aldous huxley, is among the most powerful examples of dystopian literature in the world.
Huxley, who is one of the most remarkable writers of his time with his works published in the satirical genre, blends his critical perspective with imagination and dark humor in the brave new world.
Thus, in his work, the author gives a heavy human lesson for the future modern society.
Aldous huxley, who wrote his novel during the period between the first and second world wars, strongly makes readers feel the pessimistic atmosphere of the 1930s.
The author, who draws attention to the impact of war and evolving technology on humanity, re-examines his work in 1946 - a year after the second world war.
The foreword huxley added to the book during this process showcases his critical prowess in its most striking form. you're now in a new calendar! the events in the bold new world novel take place in 26th century england.
However, the time in the work is called “632 years after the ford”.
In this context, henry ford's invention of the production line is considered a new milestone by the people of that era.
In the world order described in the work, "materialism and consumption" are glorified, while "humanity" is merely a product within this system.
In the novel, there is a war period just like the nine-year war in european history.
After the economic bottleneck experienced afterwards, a system called the brave new world is established.
In this order, the continuation of the human race is also ensured by production lines.
Challenges such as diseases, wars, and poverty are thus eliminated. all efforts to ensure absolute peace are accompanied by a complete ban on artistic activities.
And because of this, humanity continues its life as a to pleasures that will completely consume itself.
So, how long do you think this blunder can last? did you know that? aldous huxley was inspired by the work "we" by the russian writer yevgeny ivanovich zamyatin when writing "brave new world."
The same work was also an inspiration for george orwell's 1984 novel.
Huxley named his work "brave new world" inspired by the play "the tempest" by the immortal artist william shakespeare.
