Can we all agree on the following: > 1984 > Fahrenheit

We > all of them.

>>8923418
agreed.

>>8923418
BNW is the most disturbing out of all of them and is incidentally a utopain novel

>>8923427

I think 1984 is by far the most depressing and frightening

>>8923420
This comment is painful to read.
We is quite seriously the worst literary work ever, of all time.

>>8923427
BNW is chock full of ideas but the execution isn't as powerful as 1984. BNW is written like a chirpy satire

first half of Fahrenheit 451 > all

>>8923455

I think that's reasonable but I think nothing will ever match the dread and emptiness I felt after reading 1984.

>>8923420

Pretty much this, yeah

>>8923418
atlas shrugged > the shit you posted

>>8923531
1984>Atlas Shrugged>We

>>8923531
>>8923550
The hunger games>atlas shrugged>everything else

>>8923427
brave new world and island are some of the worst novels ever written.
1984 is a classic, even if it can be tackled at 10 years old, it established all the tropes.

>>8923656
>brave new world and island are some of the worst novels ever written.
>1984 is a classic

The ideas in BNW and 1984 are equally important in understanding two potential sides of the same shcoin which may be used against the masses,

the writers of both saw what had occurred in history, saw what was occurring in their time, and imagined what could occur in the future, both contain truish elements of all 3

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>>8923418

Holy fuck the retards in this thread... Clearly it's BNW>1984>Fahrenheit 451

>>8923418
literally all non dystopian novels > bnw > f451 > other dumbshit ya dystopian novels > 1984

garbage > any of that

>>8924247
>> >1984

y tho

>>8924193
Ray Bradbury is one of the greatest and clearest prose stylists out there, so even Huxley and his overblown experimentalism, or Orwell's journalistic style cant reach him in terms of Literature.

1984 is good for its ideas and setting, but everyone is pretty much a non character and at its center is a trite love story.

1984 was the better book, but the ideas in BNW are more relevant to today's society.

Brave New World Revisited is much better.

>>8924308
george orwell wrote a devastatingly stupid screed against totalitarianism with worthless characters and absolutely nothing to actually say about totalitarianism beyond pointing out that whatever it is, it's bad

>>8924461
George Orwell: The new Ayn Rand?

>>8924477
ayn rand wishes she'd screwed over as many socialists as george orwell

Fahrenheit is both the most well-written and most relevant of them

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>>8924479
In that sense Stalin did a better job.

>>8924503
stalin was a good boy who did nothing wrong