Essay On The Dystopian Society In Ayn Rand's Anthem
“For a long time we could not speak” (56). This book is Anthem, by Ayn Rand, which is a fiction novel. Anthem is overall a dystopian society that is far from what society is today. The government watches your every move. No one may choose a career, a significant other, or friendships. Life is miserable in this book. Overall, this dystopian society shows strongly why the government should never be able to control an individual based on events from the book.
First, each and every person should be able to choose a career based on interests, knowledge, and wants. In this novel the jobs will be chosen at random for each individual. Each person may not fight for a different job, or else consequences may include death. When assigned a job they must recite “The will of our brothers will be done” (26), and continue their life while working hard at the job chosen. The government should never, at any circumstance be able to choose an individuals job. An individual must be able to go to …show more content…
In this book, no one is allowed to talk to the opposite gender. For example “liberty said, talking to the golden one” (19). Like anything else you do wrong, it’ll leave you with consequences that may result in death. Each and every person should have the right to talk to whomever they want to express themselves separately. If that means that a man talks to a girl, then that’s what it means. The government shall not discriminate this right.
“For a long time we could not speak” (56). The government should never be allowed, at any circumstances to be control of any individual. Each and every person should have the right to choose a career that satisfies them, choose a significant other, and create friendships. In a life, this is how an individual finds exactly who they are and how they want and choose to express themselves. This is why the government should never be able to control you as an individual.
First, each and every person should be able to choose a career based on interests, knowledge, and wants. In this novel the jobs will be chosen at random for each individual. Each person may not fight for a different job, or else consequences may include death. When assigned a job they must recite “The will of our brothers will be done” (26), and continue their life while working hard at the job chosen. The government should never, at any circumstance be able to choose an individuals job. An individual must be able to go to …show more content…
In this book, no one is allowed to talk to the opposite gender. For example “liberty said, talking to the golden one” (19). Like anything else you do wrong, it’ll leave you with consequences that may result in death. Each and every person should have the right to talk to whomever they want to express themselves separately. If that means that a man talks to a girl, then that’s what it means. The government shall not discriminate this right.
“For a long time we could not speak” (56). The government should never be allowed, at any circumstances to be control of any individual. Each and every person should have the right to choose a career that satisfies them, choose a significant other, and create friendships. In a life, this is how an individual finds exactly who they are and how they want and choose to express themselves. This is why the government should never be able to control you as an individual.