This is the usual way in which science fiction was perceived during most of the twentieth century: "stories of a better future" that seemed attainable because the texts pretended to explain everything "scientifically"; improbable events and realizations (of impossible plane) that were proposed imitating the modes of scientific discourse and therefore were read as if they came from similar authorities. Varley must be one of the last visionary authors of science fiction: his future worlds are the most current now because they show nihilistic and apparently static societies but whose "uses and customs" are intriguing and very politically incorrect. It is good to find this page that I saw in an interview about Alberto regarding the new book ... I will pay attention to the recommendations proposed here because although science fiction pleases me greatly, I have not read any of the authors proposed here ,,, fahrenheit 451 »The temperature at which books become inflamed and burn», seems to me a good novel for those who have never read science fiction as well as the best known as happy world, and 1984 ,,.,.
Excavations in Stories: 20 books (more) to start reading science fiction. RT @albertochimal: Excavations in Stories: 20 books (more) to start reading science fiction. Despite the existence of a proto-science French fiction consisting of Le voyageur philosophe dans un pays inconnu aux habitants de la Terre (1761) by Daniel Jost de Villeneuve and The year 2440 (1771) of the French pre-Romanesque Louis-Sébastien Mercier, and even of a Spanish woman (integrated by the static Journey to the planetary world, 1780, by Lorenzo Hervás and Panduro and the Journey of a philosopher to Selenópolis (1804) by Antonio Marqués y Espejo, for many (for the Anglo-Saxons, above all) the first work of science fiction with contents similar to those of the genre, as it is understood today, dates back to 1818, the year in which Frankenstein is published The modern Prometheus of Mary Shelley Although some see science fiction elements in legends and myths many centuries before.
The European branch of science fiction began properly at the end of the 19th century with the scientific novels of Jules Verne (1828 - 1905), whose science focused rather on inventions, as well as the novels of social criticism with scientific guidance of HG Wells (1866-1946). However, although Wells is usually recognized as the great initiator of the genre, Roger Luckhurst shows that he was only the most influential of a current that began a few years earlier. Burroughs continued publishing in this medium for the rest of his life, both scientific fantasy and stories of other genres (mystery, horror, fantasy and, of course, his best-known character: Tarzan); but, the stories of John Carter (cycle of Mars) and Carson Napier (cycle of Venus), appeared in those pages, today are considered jewels of the earlier science fiction. With the emergence in 1938 of the editor John W. Campbell and his activity in the journal Astounding Science Fiction (founded in 1930) and with the consecration of the new masters of the genre: Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke and Robert A. Heinlein, the science fiction began to gain status as a literary genre, especially with the latter, who was the first author who managed to publish stories of the genre in more general publications, and was also the one who gave the genre greater maturity and strongly influenced its development later.
The Retrofuturismo, which takes up in a serious ironic tone, the enthusiasm for the future and the optimistic imagery of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, examples of this genre would be works such as Sky Captain and the world of tomorrow. In contrast to the scientific-technological basis of more classic science fiction, the sixties contemplated .. the attempts .. to 1984 audiobook free online incorporate social sciences such as anthropology, history, sociology and psychology into the field of science fiction .. Its authors are usually characterized by a scarce null scientific training and an almost exclusive interest in the merely literary. The books take place 1,000 years in the future after humans have moved from planet Earth out of the galaxy.
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