c/aldous-huxley
Lectures, interviews, and conversations with Aldous Huxley — novelist, philosopher, and author of Brave New World.
…It must come from totality. And the totality can only come from a novel. You see, think of it in terms of political history. Marx had the utmost contempt for utopias. Well, he was right in a certain way, but if he had tried to embody his particular…
…the western world and the communist world is a difference in the willingness to apply technique to all human activities both Marx and Engels, especially Engels were enthusiastic for technique and their whole view was taken up by Lenin and has remained…