Popular Culture In Brave New World And Truman Show

views on relationships which were preconditioned into her. Her identity involves the actions of a normal Alpha, which is to sleep around with everyone. Identity is able to portray that there are set ideals created in a society that may contradict with ideas from other societies. Individuals do not find themselves looking for change because of how they want gratification. Popular culture in Brave New World by Huxley and Truman Show by Weir is developed through creating a sense of consumerism and overall control of what the people want, which shows how society lets itself be influenced by outside forces in what they choose. In Truman Show, one of the variables that stays constant throughout the movie is that Truman is participating in a tv

Through symbolism, one can see what the true focus of the audience really is. Instead of focusing on Truman, the cameras zoom into the add that is next to him. The zoom symbolizes that the people are more interested in material objects than the personality of Truman. By not focusing on Truman, the values of the people are shown to be towards what they feel can benefit them in a way. The identity of Truman is ignored for something else that could help the higher power (producers of Truman’s world) promote its agenda. Popular culture is prevalent in the way that people instantly forget about Truman to focus on a poster instead. Through popular culture, one can see how there is an outside force that wants to control the people and what they want, which can lead to a conflict in interests. Truman Show is what can keep people in check and interested in what the show wants from them. In another scene, there are an overwhelming amount of cuts used to show some examples of who Truman has as an audience. The scenes with each audience member last about five seconds and instantly shift to another person. There are waitresses in a