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The 13 pages that link to Aldous Huxley, each with the reason it gives.

• George OrwellCompared with: Huxley’s dystopia offers a contrasting vision of how social control operates.

• Eton CollegeRelated: His literary career adds a major writer to the school’s notable alumni.

• Julian HuxleyRelated: Julian’s brother pursued a literary career while Julian became a biologist and public intellectual.

• D. H. LawrenceRelated: Their friendship and correspondence offer a view of Lawrence’s final years and literary ideas.

• Perennial philosophyRelated: His popular book brought the label to a broad modern audience.

• Brave New WorldBroader topic: His literary career and concerns shaped the novel’s satirical vision.

• MescalineRelated: His widely read account strongly influenced public discussion of the substance.

• Timothy LearyRelated: Huxley’s advocacy of psychedelics helped shape the intellectual climate Leary entered.

• Alan WattsRelated: Huxley’s perennialist ideas overlapped with Watts’s comparative approach to religion.

• Michel HouellebecqRelated: Houellebecq’s speculative fiction has been compared with Huxley’s critiques of engineered social order.

• Yevgeny ZamyatinCompared with: Huxley’s dystopia offers a contrasting model of control to Zamyatin’s regimented state.

• Cyril ConnollyRelated: Huxley’s writing appeared in Horizon and belonged to the contemporary literature Connolly assessed.

• William GoldingCompared with: Huxley imagined social control through engineered pleasure, unlike Golding’s focus on exposed human brutality.