Question

what connection is established by Huxley between society and the realization of man potential. explain this question about 200 words.
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Established by Huxley between society and the realization of man's potential.

Explanation:

• The philosophy of meaninglessness is the essence of Huxley's early novels, the witty and heartless satires in which he exposed the spiritual illness of the post-war generation. Huxley was a distinguished interpreter of the heated attitude of the Twenties.

• The clever & harsh criticism of his contemporaries exposes the futility and immorality of a social class that seeks oblivion in bliss. He expresses the undeclared despair that underscores his blatant denial of values and the vulnerability of modern man, his mistrust of his peers, and his reluctance to face life responsibly.

• His characters are mostly upper-class people who can still lead a comfortable validity & divide their time between house parties and travel; Or are they the kind of artists and intellectuals that Wyndham Lewis hated for corrupting "genius" and belittling the greatness of Western civilization.

• They are all tricky people who refuse to take life extremely & either become suspicious or are secretly distressed by their unfavorable behavior. In a sense, the type of characters he portrays in his ahead novels and the way he lives his life limits the impact of his satire.