Brave New World

1. What is one of John’s earliest memories? One of John’s earliest memories is being locked out of Linda’s room so Popé could sleep with her. 2. What do the women do to Linda in the weaving room? Why? Linda…

What does Lenina fear about her and John’s relationship? Lenina feels uneasy when she hears John talking about commitment. What makes Lenina unhappy about her feelings toward John? Lenina complains about how she cannot manage to sleep with John. How…

Bokanovsky’s process artificial process involving hard x-rays used to induce human egg to divide and bud up to 96 times Viviparous bearing or bringing forth live yount, which develop in the mother’s body. Most mammals do this. Hyponpaedia “greatest moralizing…

Bernard Marx? an Alpha male who fails to fit in because of his inferior physical stature; his beliefs are also different from the normal beliefs. He is not content with the world that he lives in Lenina Crowne? a vaccination…

They visit the hospital for the dying and are given candy how are the children conditioned to associate pleasant things with death he shook her right before she died, he was the cause of all her misery, he didnt stop…

Behaviorists define learning as… a relatively permanent change in behavior caused by practice. While playing in the yard, little Amanda was stung by a bee. The sting made her cry. The sting was a… stimulus. In classical conditioning, the stimulus…

Metaphor “But the director’s face, as he entered the fertilizing room with Henry Foster, was grave, wooden with severity” Imagery “Under the microscopes, their long tails furiously lashing, spermatozoa were burrowing headfirst into eggs; and fertilized, the eggs were expanding,…

Why was the Arch-Community Songster and other high ranking guests upset when the savage wouldnt visit with them? (173) The men felt they were tricked into behaving nicely to the insignificant fellow with the unsavoury reputation and heretical opinions (…

Describe transportation in the World state a helicopter type machine that flies through the air. Why does Bernard find it difficult to interact with others? Bernard is extremely intelligent, and not many people can think at the same capacity as…

How are Bernard and Helmholtz alike? Both enjoy talking and being alone although Helmholtz doesn’t have the feeling of being different that Bernard has. What is a Solidarity Service? It is a “religious” type of service during which people take…