QUARTER 3
1. Quarter 3 Brave New World Animoto Project
2. Quarter 3 Ethics In Brave New World.
Aldous Huxley Prediction were About Population Growth And The Nature Of Work. In Addition To The Ever-Present Threats Of War, Huxley First Turns To The Malthusian Problems Of Overpopulation And Scarce Resources. "During The Next Fifty Years Mankind Will Face Three Great Problems: The Problem Of Avoiding War; The Problem Of Feeding And Clothing A Population Of Two And A Quarter Billions Which, By 2000 A.D., Will Have Grown To Upward Of Three Billions, And The Problem Of Supplying These Billions Without Ruining The Planet’s Irreplaceable Resources." Like today in modern day were facing a crisis in war and food. Having limited scarce resources
But Huxley’s utopian predictions depend upon putting aside these complications. Like many mid-century futurists, he imagined a world of increased leisure and greater human fulfillment, but he “sees that potential for better working conditions and increased standards of living as obtainable only through a sustained peace.” When it comes to work, Huxley’s forecasts are partly Fordist: Advances in technology are one thing, but “work is work,” he writes, “and what matters to the worker is neither the product nor the technical process, but the pay, the hours, the attitude of the boss, the physical environment.”
3. Argument Timed Write
Wilde claims that Disobedience is a variable human trait and that it promotes social progress. Write an essay that argues your position on the extent to which wilde's claim are valid, Use appropriate examples from your reading experience or observing to support your argument
5. REFLECTION.
