Analysis on Fahrenheit 451 :: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

abridgment on Fahrenheit(postnominal) 451 One of the major themes in the novel Fahrenheit 451 is censorship. InOne of the major themes in the novel Fahrenheit 451 is censorship.In the novel, books are forbidden to read and own in the future world.If anyone reads books, or possesses books in their homes, its illegaland if they are seen with books, the firefighters would come and burnthe books to ashes. The concourse in this society did not want to call,they did not care active everything else, and they watch TV, listen toradio all day long and do not enjoy nature. They let the governmentthink for themselves instead of think individually. Montag was one ofthem. However, after he met Clarisse, the old woman, and Faber, hebegan to lose religion in his job and started to wonder are books reallybad or actually good for people.In Bradburys novel, society has become an uttermost(a) that all literatureis illegal to possess. No longer can books be read, not only becausethey might offend someone, but because books raise questions that a good deal lead to revolutions and even anarchy. The thinking that arisesfrom reading books can often be dangerous, and the government doesntwant to put up with this danger. Yet this philosophy, agree toBradbury, completely ignores the benefits of knowledge. Knowledge cancause disharmony, but in legion(predicate) ways, knowledge of the past, which isrecorded in books, can prevent man from do similar mistakes in thepresent and future.The book was written when Senator Joseph McCarthy was trying to exterminate the rebellious elements in the U.S., they had made Hollywoodone of their major targets, convert it was a hotbed of communistssympathizers and saboteurs. This was known as the McCarthy era.Bradburys novel was targeted toward the McCarthyism, and he was