What ideals or values are central to the dystopia in fareinheight 451 is there any hypocrasy to inherent their values?

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28 October, 03:34

What ideals or values are central to the dystopia in fareinheight 451 is there any hypocrasy to inherent their values?

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Jamison Owens · Answer 1

The ideals of the dystopian society were peace and comfort.

Yes, there is hypocrisy in these values as these values are inherited at the cost of freedom and expression of the people in the society.

Explanation:

Fahrenheit 451 is a dystopian novel penned by Ray Bradbury. The novel narrates the story of a dystopian society where no one has the right to express and free thought.

The values of the dystopian society are contradictory to what is being practiced in society. The values on which the society was centered were peace and comfort but contrary to this, individuals in the society were denied the right of expressing themselves, sharing their thoughts, and even people lacked building their relationship with one another.