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Otherness

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  • 357 stránek
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From multiple award-winning author David Brin comes an extraordinary collection of tales and essays exploring the near and distant future, where humans and aliens confront the cosmos's secrets and their own existence. In "Dr. Pak's Preschool," a woman learns her unborn baby is destined to work. "NatuLife" depicts a couple's relationship strained by the allure of simulated sex. "Sshhh . . . " portrays the chaos and joy that ensues with the arrival of benevolent aliens on Earth. In "Bubbles," a sentient starcraft ventures beyond the universe's limits. These stories, among others, challenge readers to ponder the nature of the universe and its future. The collection features a range of thought-provoking narratives, including "The Giving Plague," "Myth Number 21," "Detritus Affected," "Those Eyes," "What to Say to a UFO," "Bonding to Genji," "The Warm Space," "Whose Millennium?," "Piecework," "Science versus Magic," "Ambiguity," and "What Continues ... And What Fails ...". Brin's compelling fiction invites us to wonder at the complexities of existence and the possibilities that lie ahead.

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Otherness, David Brin

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1994
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Titul
Otherness
Jazyk
anglicky
Autoři
David Brin
Rok vydání
1994
Vazba
měkká
Počet stran
357
ISBN10
0553295284
ISBN13
9780553295283
Série
Hodnocení
3,35 z 5
Anotace
From multiple award-winning author David Brin comes an extraordinary collection of tales and essays exploring the near and distant future, where humans and aliens confront the cosmos's secrets and their own existence. In "Dr. Pak's Preschool," a woman learns her unborn baby is destined to work. "NatuLife" depicts a couple's relationship strained by the allure of simulated sex. "Sshhh . . . " portrays the chaos and joy that ensues with the arrival of benevolent aliens on Earth. In "Bubbles," a sentient starcraft ventures beyond the universe's limits. These stories, among others, challenge readers to ponder the nature of the universe and its future. The collection features a range of thought-provoking narratives, including "The Giving Plague," "Myth Number 21," "Detritus Affected," "Those Eyes," "What to Say to a UFO," "Bonding to Genji," "The Warm Space," "Whose Millennium?," "Piecework," "Science versus Magic," "Ambiguity," and "What Continues ... And What Fails ...". Brin's compelling fiction invites us to wonder at the complexities of existence and the possibilities that lie ahead.