One of the great anti-utopian satires of the twentieth century, an inspiration to writers from Orwell to Vonnegut, at last in a modern translation. Man discovers a species of giant, intelligent newts and learns to exploit them so successfully that the newts gain skills and arms enough to challenge m
RUR and War With the Newts
✍ Scribed by Karel Čapek
- Publisher
- Catbird Press
- Year
- 1936
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 263 KB
- Edition
- Masterworks of Science Fiction
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1936053365
- ASIN
- B00FO80STQ
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
✦ Synopsis
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Paperback, 241 pages
Published 1936
Masterworks of Science Fiction
Translated by: Ewald Osers
One of the great anti-utopian satires of the twentieth century, an inspiration to writers from Orwell to Vonnegut, at last in a modern translation. Man discovers a species of giant, intelligent newts and learns to exploit them so successfully that the newts gain skills and arms enough to challenge man's place at the top of the animal kingdom. Along the way, Karel Capek satirizes science, runaway capitalism, fascism, journalism, militarism, even Hollywood.
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