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• Talk:Aldous Huxley
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• Aldous Huxley
  '''Aldous Huxley''' (1894-1963) was a [[Britain|British]] writer and [[philosopher]]. His ma
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• Aldous Huxley/Definition
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• Brave New World/Definition
  Dystopic novel written by British author [[Aldous Huxley]] in 1931 describing a [[totalitarianism|totalitarian]] society based on [[
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• Brave New World/External Links
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• Aldous Huxley
  '''Aldous Huxley''' (1894-1963) was a [[Britain|British]] writer and [[philosopher]]. His ma
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• Dystopia
  ...to disaster. Well known dystopian novels are ''[[Brave New World]]'' by [[Aldous Huxley]], ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]]'' by [[George Orwell]] and ''[[Fahrenheit 451
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• Science fiction and sex
  | author = [[Aldous Huxley]] One of the plot devices of [[Aldous Huxley]]'s ''Brave New World'' was to base the society on moving the reproductive
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• CZ:Literature Workgroup/Science fiction literature
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• Brave New World
  ...stopia|dystopic]] [[novel]] written by [[United Kingdom|British]] author [[Aldous Huxley]] in 1931. The book gives an account of a futuristic society in which the [
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• Talk:Progressive education
  ...onhallschool.co.uk/], another British experiment, starting in the 1920s. [[Aldous Huxley]] sent his kids there and some of the educational methods in his novel "Isl
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• Wetware hacker
  * [[Aldous Huxley]] (author of ''Doors of Perception'', 1954)
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• User:Robert A. Estremo
  "''Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored.''" [[Aldous Huxley]], ''Proper Studies'', 1927.
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• CZ:Literature Workgroup
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• Eugenics
  In [[Aldous Huxley]]'s novel ''[[Brave New World]]'', the world government employs massive eug
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• User:Karsten Meyer
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• Metaphysics
  * [[Aldous Huxley]]
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• User:Richard T Murray
  ...mics. My scientific dogmatism was shifting due to books such as "Island", Aldous Huxley, and "Zen Buddhism", Suzuki Roshi, and pot in 1967 led to new awarenesses,
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• Fordism
  * Fordism was [[Aldous Huxley]]'s term for the fictional religion-like ideology described in his highly i
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• Ramakrishna
  ...ic hymns were rendered into free verse by the American poet John Moffitt. Aldous Huxley wrote in his Forward to the Gospel, "'M' produced a book unique, so far as
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