Episode 1082
This Wikipedia entry details the life and prolific career of Aldous Huxley, a celebrated English intellectual and philosopher known for his vast contributions to literature. The text explores his family background and early struggles with near-blindness, which redirected his professional path toward writing and social satire. Notable highlights include his famous dystopian novel, Brave New World, and his later fascination with spiritual mysticism and psychedelic exploration in the United States. The source outlines his evolution from an agnostic skeptic to a prominent advocate for the Perennial Philosophy and the Human Potential Movement. Additionally, the biography covers his personal relationships and his 1963 death from cancer, which occurred the same day as John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Numerous references and bibliographic lists round out the overview, illustrating his enduring influence on science fiction and modern thought.
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