Goal: trace multiple themes throughout the story of Brave New World.

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Goal: trace multiple themes throughout the story of Brave New World. Objective: Understands Huxley’s time period to better understand the conversation around conditioning in Brave New World Goal: trace multiple themes throughout the story of Brave New World.

Remember: The first day we took notes on Brave New World. It is a dystopia It hints at problems of: Totalitarian Governments Conditioning (propaganda) Sex Technology

But why Why was he so afraid of conditioning? He spends a large portion of the first 4 chapters showing the effects of conditioning. Let’s think back to 1932…

Time line 1914 World War 1 1932 Brave New World is published

Propaganda Definition A form of persuasion that intends to persuade some one to a side by using emotional appeals. http://www.learnnc.org/lp/galleries/ww1posters

How far off was he? 1914 World War 1 1933 Hitler Takes Power 1932 Brave New World is published

Read the except from “Age of Propaganda” High light any interesting things you read Or Any thing you may be able to connect with Brave New World

Responses What are three take-aways you got from Age of Propaganda? Complete a Venn Diagram comparing: Brave New World Same in both “Conditioning” in the Real World

Is there still Propaganda Today? Advertising Politics Others?

In your Opinion: What is Huxley trying to tell his audience about conditioning (propaganda).