Aldous Huxley

4 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 11 times in other books.

Books by Aldous Huxley

Brave New World on Romeo and Juliet: “Upstairs in his room the Savage was reading Romeo and Juliet.”
Brave New World on Othello: “he took out his mouse-nibbled volume... and began to read Othello.”
Brave New World on King Lear: “"Do you remember that bit in King Lear?" said the Savage.”
Brave New World on The Merchant of Venice: “"What's in those" (remembering The Merchant of Venice) "those caskets?"”
Brave New World on The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: “the book was called The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (the volume John finds at Malpais).”
Brave New World on The Imitation of Christ: “"Nor this." ... "The Imitation of Christ," pulled from Mustapha Mond's forbidden-books safe.”
Brave New World on The Varieties of Religious Experience: “The Varieties of Religious Experience. By William James.”
Brave New World on Pensées: “"whisk, whisk, King Lear and the Thoughts of Pascal" — Mustapha Mond's history lecture.”
Brave New World on My Life and Work: “"MY LIFE AND WORK, BY OUR FORD" — the massive volume in the Controller's study, treated as the World State's sacred text.”
The Code Breaker on Brave New World: “Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, published in 1932, describes a similarly dystopian future in which genetic modification produces an elite class of leaders with enhanced intellectual and physical traits.”