Should The Government Be Banned In Brave New World

1. 1984 is a futuristic society where their government can make their people believe in what changes the Party makes without having any trace of the past. The Party’s Ministry of Truth can change all their records making everyone believe it is that kind of lie. But truly, “the past…has never been altered” (Orwell, 1984). But with this kind of “reality control…[or]…doublethink”, there are those who want to preserve it, like Winston, who discovered pieces of the past where he wants to have “[other] generations can [carry off where they left]” and continuously discover the truth of the Party (Orwell, 1984). In addition to making people believe the lies of the Party’s history of the world, the Ministry of Love catch people who are opposing or exposing the truth about the history of the world and torture them to become more obedient. This also works on people who have done bad things like steal and sexual harassment. But their real purpose is to make them believe in what the government believes. But what really matters
In Brave New World, one concept that their government abolishes is the natural process of raising a child. As said in the book, humans used to be “viviparous” or natural to how our bodies worked in accordance to reproducing (Huxley, Brave New World). Why the government banned this kind of reproduction is that they want to create humans that follow rules easily from the Controller. But behind the truth of parenting, the “intimate relationship” between parent and child as well as the “[feelings] it must generate” is presented in a positive and negative way (Huxley, Brave New World). One kind of example of this is the relationship between Linda and John to which they are mother and child respectively. After Tomakin, the father, left, the both had to struggle together for their own survival in the savage reservation. The relationship it left gave a mentally healthy life for Linda and John to which those who want to have children the normal way strives