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Our friend Ross Douthat’s latest column looks at the curious combination of anomie, social atomization, and sexual surfeit that is more and more central to our culture and notes that Aldous Huxley saw ...

The 1984 commercial based on 1984 is like taking a sledgehammer to Orwell's memory, but big tech has proved itself an entirely different kind of big brother. In a new interview, Scott reveals that he ...

It’s difficult to read Susan Berfield’s outstanding story on how Wal-Mart monitors its workforce without thinking of Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel, “Brave New World.” In a 1949 letter to George ...

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Without turning it into a partisan argument, The United States of America is headed at breakneck speed into its fascist, totalitarian phase. “Brave New World” author Aldous Huxley, upon reading George ...

Re “Introducing the Department of Mass Distraction” by Alex Beam (Opinion, Feb. 15): Between George Orwell’s “1984” and Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World,” the debate has raged: How will the fall of ...

George Orwell feared that governments would control us through harsh censorship and constant surveillance Aldous Huxley predicted that we would be dulled by mindless consumption and endless ...