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Robert Silverberg | 1968 | ISBN: N/a | English | 256 pages | PDF | 8 MB
Ten science-fictional explorations of the man-machine relationship are offered here. Some are lighthearted excursions into fantasy, others bleak and forlorn visions of a hopeless future. They show man as the master and as the slave of his machines, as the victim and the tyrant, as conqueror and as conquered. No sermons are intended: the purpose of these tales is to entertain, to stimulate, to suggest possibilities. But implicit in them is the awareness that we have only begun to cope with the problems that our age of fabulous machines is creating.
COUNTER FOIL by George O. Smith
A BAD DAY FOR SALES by Fritz Leibe
WITHOUT A THOUGHT by Fred Saberhagen
SOLAR PLEXUS by James Blish
THE MACAULEY CIRCUIT by Robert Silverberg
BUT WHO CAN REPLACE A MAN? by Brian W. Aldiss
INSTINCT by Lester del Rey
THE TWONKY by Lewis Padgett
THE HUNTING LODGE by Randall Garrett
WITH FOLDED HANDS by Jack Williamson
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Robert Silverberg | 1968 | ISBN: N/a | English | 256 pages | PDF | 8 MB
Ten science-fictional explorations of the man-machine relationship are offered here. Some are lighthearted excursions into fantasy, others bleak and forlorn visions of a hopeless future. They show man as the master and as the slave of his machines, as the victim and the tyrant, as conqueror and as conquered. No sermons are intended: the purpose of these tales is to entertain, to stimulate, to suggest possibilities. But implicit in them is the awareness that we have only begun to cope with the problems that our age of fabulous machines is creating.
COUNTER FOIL by George O. Smith
A BAD DAY FOR SALES by Fritz Leibe
WITHOUT A THOUGHT by Fred Saberhagen
SOLAR PLEXUS by James Blish
THE MACAULEY CIRCUIT by Robert Silverberg
BUT WHO CAN REPLACE A MAN? by Brian W. Aldiss
INSTINCT by Lester del Rey
THE TWONKY by Lewis Padgett
THE HUNTING LODGE by Randall Garrett
WITH FOLDED HANDS by Jack Williamson
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