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A brave new world - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Great Depression
      - After first world war
    - - Massive unemployment
      - Widespread social unrest
    - - Rise of totalitarian regimes
        
        Nazism and Facism
      - Rise of propaganda
    - - Industrialization
      - Communication
        
        Radio
      - Eugenics
- - - - negative outlook
      - people though it treated dark themes
      - the novel was not understood by most of the readers
      - It was banned from some places
        
        people argued that the novel had themes of promiscuity, self-harm, and overall negativity
  - - - Consumerism
      - State control
      - Technology
- - - - Cancer
    - - Critical analysis of society
      - Exploration of philosophical & scientific themes
    - - Born on July 26, 1894 in England
      - Died on November 22, 1963 in California
    - - Point Counter Point (1928)
      - Crome Yellow (1921)
      - Brave New World (1932)
      - The Doors of Perception (1954)
    - - British novelist, enssayist, critic
      - Known for intellect & pessimistic view of future
    - - Scepticism towards progress
      - Travel experiences
      - Interest in science & technology
      - Study of mysticism & psychology
      - Early loss of mother
      - Near blindness