What lessons learned in the book Fahrenheit 451?

Answer 1

Some key lessons from "Fahrenheit 451" include the dangers of censorship, the importance of critical thinking and individuality, and the power of books to inspire change and growth. The book also highlights the need for society to value intellectual freedom and not succumb to mindless entertainment.

Answer 2

The "family" represents mildreads obssession with tv and soaps. She interacts with tv more than her husband (Montag). She also hides her true emotions and feelings and pretends that "family" gives her happiness.

Answer 3

I just read Fahrenheit 451 in English and I think education is very important especially because true education is very laking in this world. As far as their education system goes it is strictly essential. We read books whether we like it or not, but we are constantly thinking and in this world they are encouraged to just do do do, never stop, slow down, or think. In fact, if someone were to have this personality, they would be labeled "antisocial" when in reality they are more social than anyone. In this futuristic world people are educated but not on important things and even if people were taught important things, they still wouldn't know how to use the information or skill. Anyway that's just my take . !

Answer 4

Irrespective of what cataclysmic event which may occur, human history & the records written,even those which are fictional. Where they have any sense of profundity to act upon any individual. There will always be some one out there to ensure that the integrity of the printed word shall live on, retreating to oral history, until the progression of the species allow them means of transposing the spoken word to that of the printed form.

Answer 5

it is important because you will learn more