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5 Best aldous huxley Quotes

5 quotes by aldous huxley from brave new world, each linked to the full book summary.

“Community, Identity, Stability.”

The World State's motto, frequently repeated, encapsulating its core values and goals.

From brave new world
“Every one belongs to every one else.”

A common hypnopaedic saying in the World State, promoting promiscuity and discouraging exclusive relationships.

From brave new world
“A gramme is better than a damn.”

A popular slogan referring to soma, the happiness-inducing drug, highlighting its role in suppressing negative emotions and dissent.

From brave new world
“But I don't want comfort. I want God, I want poetry, I want real danger, I want freedom, I want goodness. I want sin.”

John the Savage's impassioned declaration to Mustapha Mond, rejecting the World State's manufactured happiness in favor of a full, authentic human experience.

From brave new world
“History is bunk.”

Henry Ford's famous quote, adopted as a principle by the World State to justify the suppression of past knowledge and critical thinking.

From brave new world

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