Conformity vs "illness" in brave new world by Aldous Huxley.

Abstract

Aldous Huxley´s Brave New World (1932) narrates the story of the Brave New World, a perfect society situated 600 A.F (After Ford´s Model-T), where the problems of the past have been resolved through the usage of a perfect drug called ¿Soma¿ and caste division, selected genetically and conceived in different hatcheries spread around the world. Brave New World introduces the reader to a future inspired not only by "Our Ford" but by "Our Freud" as well.