Brave New World — In Our Time, Apr. 9, 2009
I think I have to read this book again. It’s been at least 15 years since I first read it, and I recall the general outline, but few of the specifics. I had forgotten entirely about the character Mustapha Mond until the guests began discussing him. The guests talk in depth about how the book is neither a dystopia nor a utopia and that the ambiguity is part of its lasting legacy. I think I have it on the shelf somewhere.
Guests:
erbium-doped fiber amplifierHuxley’s The Island
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