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"Un mundo feliz" es posiblemente la novela más leída de Huxley, y su influencia es evidente tanto en buena parte de la novela de ciencia ficción de calidad como en las novelas filosóficas. Presenta un mundo en el que el Estado controla hasta el más mínimo detalle de la vida de los individuos, a los que mantiene en una ignorancia, producto de un depurado "lavado de cerebro". "Nueva visita a un mundo feliz" es la obra que años después escribió Husley analizando su propia novela y juzgando en qué se había equivocado y, sobre todo, en qué había acertado al detectar tendencias sociales y políticas que amenazaban a la cultura humanística y a la libertad del ser humano. Dos textos que se complementan y enriquecen mutuamente, además de una invitación a la reflexión sobre el destino de la humanidad.
Brave New World is possibly Huxley's most widely read novel, and his influence is evident in much of the quality science fiction novel as well as the philosophical novels. It presents a world in which the State controls even the smallest detail of the lives of individuals, which it keeps in ignorance, the product of a purified brainwashing. New Visit to a Happy World is the work that Huxley wrote years later, analyzing his own novel and judging where he had been wrong and, above all, how he had been right when detecting social and political trends that threatened humanistic culture and society. Two texts that complement and enrich each other, as well as an invitation to reflect on the destiny of humanity.
Brave New World is possibly Huxley's most widely read novel, and his influence is evident in much of the quality science fiction novel as well as the philosophical novels. It presents a world in which the State controls even the smallest detail of the lives of individuals, which it keeps in ignorance, the product of a purified brainwashing. New Visit to a Happy World is the work that Huxley wrote years later, analyzing his own novel and judging where he had been wrong and, above all, how he had been right when detecting social and political trends that threatened humanistic culture and society. Two texts that complement and enrich each other, as well as an invitation to reflect on the destiny of humanity.
Aldous Huxley trained at Eton and Oxford, made his name with his first predominantly satirical novels, but the success and critical attention came to him with Contrapunto, which was followed by Brave New World, perhaps his most famous work and without a doubt the most disturbing. He spent time writing film scripts in Hollywood, until he returned to the forefront with novels such as The Genius and the Goddess, Time Must Stop, Mono and Essence and The Island. He is also the author of influential essays, including The Perennial Philosophy, The Doors of Perception, New Visit to a Happy World or those gathered in If My Library Burns Tonight.
