Bradbury, Ray. Fahrenheit 451. Del Rey Books, 1953, 3-173 pages. The authors describe an american society of a dystopian novel in which the possession of books is illegal. Mainly the book is about Man vs. Society, how at the beginning he loved what he was doing than to him completely turning his back on his old way, giving him a eye opener. The main ideas expressed are that he want reader to see the importance of reading and thinking, throughout the whole book the tone seem gloomy due to the changes of actions and thoughts. “Fahrenheit 451” stands for book paper will burn at the temperature of 451 degrees. The main character often struggle with life situation dealing with problem in his marriages, shifting of his job, and changes in his community. …show more content…
Functions of is political correctness the right source to look into gives a neutral tone, explain descriptive reference and show actions that can be misunderstood allowing certain groups of people to evoke their feeling or even subordinated. Political Correctness is ruining America, it 's an overwhelming majority of politician that makes american feels that this correctness has an important discourse that the society needs to have. Commonly Americans referred to political correctness as an mind challenger, acts of cultural inclusion that explain the intellectual experience, however those who dislike the political correctness often disguise the extent to the which citizens attitude are tied. This resource will help me look at the outcome of different stereotypes and be mindful of how the source that given worded by checking dates, comments and the author of the article. His purpose of this article is to persuade citizens mindset on the events that 's going on over and over for example ‘presidential election’ and change how people view the world dealing with