Brave New World- Aldous Huxley- To what extent does BNW fit into Malak's theory of dystopian literature?

~BRAVE NEW WORLD~ "Community. Identity. Stability." This is the "Brave New World's" "World State motto", written in bold in the first paragraph of Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World, almost immediately setting it up to fit into Amin Malak's theory of the six characteristics of dystopian literature, power, forewarning, conflict, two-dimensions, static society and ideology. Throughout the novel these six characteristics are continually present, ensuring Brave New World fits to a large extent into Malak's …

…large extent to which it fits into each of the characteristics of Malak's theory. The dystopian world created allows no room for individuality, change or emotions and would probably be far from anyone's idea of a perfect world. No one wants to live in a static world of power, conflict and two-dimensional people, "Brave New World" is not an ideal world and is a forewarning of one of the many things our world could become.