Ray Bradbury
Ray Bradbury’s science-fiction novel Fahrenheit 451 has literary elements that strengthen its interpretation. ... “In Bradbury’s novel, education’s emphasis on technology leads to a culture where people understand how things are done but never bother to wonder why things are done”. ... “Bradbury has been called a romantic, and his romanticism often surfaces in the themes he investigates: the conflict between human vitality and spiritless mechanism, between the creative individual and the conforming group,. ... Ray Bradbury provided the theme for the novel Fahrenheit 451 with the use of the literary movement Romanticism. ... His qualities have helped Ray Bradbury prove his point to his audience and teach them the dangers of depending of technology more than on the human mind, which is far more powerful and capable according to him.