19954

,

edited & with an introduction by Harold Bloom

Penguin books

200p.

Introduction -- Biographical sketch -- The story behind the story -- List of characters -- Summary and analysis -- Critical views -- Rudolf B. Schmerl on creating fantasy -- Cristie L. March on the place of women in Brave new world -- Robert L. Mack on elements of parody in Brave new world -- Cass R. Sunstein on Huxley and Orwellʹs contrasting views of love and sex -- Richard A. Posner on the novelʹs distortions of contemporary society -- Carey Snyder on Huxley and D. H. Lawrenceʹs uses of the past -- John Coughlin on Brave new world and Invisible man -- David Garrett Izzo on the novelʹs influence and meaning -- Coleman Carroll Myron on escape routes from The brave new world -- Scott Peller on "fordism" in Brave new world -- Works by Aldous Huxley -- Annotated bibliography.

AU Bloom, Harold.

PR

6015

.U9,B672

2011

m

1390/08/21

9781604138788 (acid-free paper) ,

Includes bibliographical references (p. 121-122) and index.

1973