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Вот про "451 градус по Фаренгейту"

This name-451 degrees Fahrenheit-has a certain aura of mystery, and that is why many are so attracted to this book. 451 Fahrenheit is"the temperature at which the paper is lit and burning." Before reading the plot of this book guide the Association with another ation and a numeric name, such as "nineteen hundred and eighty-four". Both novels are about a despotic society governed by fear and censorship, where the characters have the last traces of hope and freedom. Still, let's do a brief analysis of "451 degrees Fahrenheit." The author of the novel "451 degrees Fahrenheit" - ray Bradbury. From the first page the quote of the Spanish Nobel laureate Juan ramón jiménez strikes: "Si os dan papel pautado, escribid por el otro lado" ("if you are given a lined paper, write across"). The author as if at once tries to show by this quote the relation to public pressure, norms, oppression and any other type of violation of our freedom, and to prompt us to resist it. In the center of the novel is guy Montag, a thirty-year firefighter in the twenty-fourth century (the novel was written in the early 1950s). As a firefighter, guy Montag is responsible for destroying not only the books he finds, but also the houses in which he finds them. Books in this age not are read; they must be destroyed without issues. Making analysis "451 degrees Fahrenheit", let's stop a little on this person. Guy Montag lives in a world where the past is destroyed by kerosene hoses and government brainwashing techniques. In a few short days, this man is transformed from a limited and biased conformist into a dynamic man devoted to social change and life, saving books, not destroying them. The author of "451 degrees Fahrenheit" is ray Bradbury. And the book was written to show the evil of censorship. Ray Bradbury wrote it because he couldn't stand the censorship around, he wanted to speak out against it in his own way. Books have become illegal because they allow people to think and form their own opinions. And if that happens, the state will lose control of the people.