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Aldous Huxley himself wrote,
The theme of Brave New World is not the advancement of science as such; it is the advancement of science as it affects human...
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A literary response to any literary work needs to be "your" response - not of someone else.
Your response could include answers to questions like:
- Whether you enjoyed/liked the book, and why?
- What specifically you find interesting in the book?
- What parts of the book you agree or disagree with?
- What deeper significance do you see in various parts of the book?
If you understand things like that you may also comment on language and literary style of the author.
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