Unlike the other members of this society, he has actually read these banned books and despite his view that “history is bunk”, he himself has read these books.
He keeps a bible and a copy of “The complete works of William Shakespeare” in his office. This must be achieved at the expense of families, arts and diversity amongst other things. Mond, however, considers stability to be imperative in order to achieve human happiness. On one hand, John insists that individuals must be free to live as they like. In his discussion with John the Savage, two opposite views on society become clear. Mond represents the moral that the society in “Brave New World” is founded upon. This could be literature, scientific research or even people (e.g. He chose to assume the role as the leader of Western Europe and consequently sees to it that anything that could threaten the society he controls is disposed of. He then had the choice to either go to one of the isolated “islands” and carry on with his research, or to move on to become a World Controller. Mond had earlier conducted advanced research, that was deemed as potentially harmful to the social stability. In Huxley’s ”Brave New World”, Mustapha Mond is one of the ten World Controllers, which means he belongs to the top stratum of the Alpha cast.īeing a World Controller, he is in charge of Western Europe and is situated in London. Oh great Blog that has such essays in it! In Aldous Huxley's book " Brave New World". This is an analysis of the character Mustapha Mond
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