We know George Orwell’s 1984 and Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World,at least by reputation, and we’ve heard both references tossed around with alarming frequency this past year. Before these watershed dystopian novels, and published over a decade apart (1949 and 1932,respectively), came an earlier book, or one truly “most relevant to our time,” writes Michael […]
George Orwell Reviews We, the Russian Dystopian Novel That Noam Chomsky Considers “More Perceptive” Than Brave New World & 1984 is a post from: Open Culture. Follow us on Facebook, and Twitter,and Google Plus, or regain our Daily Email. And don't miss our immense collections of Free Online Courses, and Free Online Movies,Free eBooks, Free Audio Books, or Free Foreign Language Lessons,and MOOCs.
Source: openculture.com