Fahrenheit 451
Discuss and describe the job of fireman as it exists today and in Bradbury's future
what is the job of the fireman in Bradbury"s future
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jill d #170087
Books are illegal in Bradbury's future society. A fireman's job is to burn them.
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Fahrenheit 451
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ralph d #264267
The purpose of Bradbury's firemen are to control people's minds and limit their thoughts
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I used my life experiences. Learning should involve deeper thought processes, not merely parroting what the book says.
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ralph d #264267
The purpose of Bradbury's firemen are to control peoples minds and limit their thoughts.
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Fahrenheit 451, my life experiences and thought processes.
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ralph d #264267
The job of today's fireman is to preserve objects and possessions from fire and thus aid the advancement of society.
The job of Bradbury's fireman is to use fire to burn books and thus destroy ideas and dangerous ways of thinking.
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Fahrenheit 451 - life experiences
