Now Was Then, Then Is Now: The Paradoxical World of Fahrenheit 451
2010
- 20,058Usage
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- Usage20,058
- Downloads17,350
- 17,350
- Abstract Views2,708
- 2,708
Article Description
In the following essay, through the analysis and interpretation of Ray Bradbury’s novel, Fahrenheit 451, I will create a juxtaposition of the world that we live in today and compare it to the eerily similar version known as Elm City, in which Bradbury creates a dark representation of 21st century America. This essay will carefully analyze and interpret themes, symbols, and futuristic inventions in which Bradbury claims he was, “Trying to prevent futures,” as well as bring everyday uses and patterns of today’s society to light, revealing the prescient and prophetic text in which the novel encompasses
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