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- Paperback 88 Pages
- ISBN-10: 158663366X
- ISBN-13: 9781586633660
- Publisher: SparkNotes
- Pub date: Jan 10, 2002
- Dimensions: 20 cm x 13 cm x 1 cm Just how big is that?
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Huxley's characters fail completely to get the reader involved in their well-being. Huxley's scientific references are too dated; e.g., the belt moving at 33-1/3 feet per minute, the private helicopters, etc.
I discussed this book with a colleague who is an English professor, and I asked him ... Continue
Huxley's characters fail completely to get the reader involved in their well-being. Huxley's scientific references are too dated; e.g., the belt moving at 33-1/3 feet per minute, the private helicopters, etc.
I discussed this book with a colleague who is an English professor, and I asked him what I missed while reading this book. It is considered a modern classic, so I thought that I must have missed things which make this a wonderful book. He agreed with me that, while a few references were clever, the book is not worth reading.
I am happy to have read it only so that I can say that I have indeed read it if a discussion begins at a party.
I was actually hoping for something a little better. I read this thinking it would be as good as 1984, but it just wasn't so. Maybe my expectations were set to high.
xvii, 270 p. ; 21 cm.1st Perennial Classics ed.