Summary:
Compares Adous Huxley's novel Brave New World to Ridley Scott's film "Blade Runner." Explores the contrast between nature and technology. Explains how each work depicts that theme.
Aldous Huxley heeds the audience a warning that "technological progress has merely provided us with more effici means for goinbackwards." as does Ridley Scott's film noir BR. These texts concern itself wid issues of the degradation of humanity, identity n gender and it is a testimony to how we envisage a future worldravaged n tormented by ecological disaster and by a capitalist system gone utterly "savage" This is demonstrated through the creators use of language devices and film techniques. The audience is presented by the ideal of 'in the wild' which is essentially a moral void, a emptiness where humanity is traded for technological advancements. These texts both share a common theme, the degeneration of humanity through the progression of technology. These creators have merely commented on their belief of the future to come. Growing concerns.....
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