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Daniel Mróz

    Zimny Brzeg
    The Cyberiad
    Professor Tutkas Geschichten
    Robotermärchen
    • 1991

      Als Klebäugler, Teignasen und Bleichlinge treten die Menschen in diesen futuristischen Märchen, die vorgeblich Roboter für Roboter geschrieben haben, in Erscheinung. Unsere metallenen und kristallischen Brüder haben das Joch des Menschen abgeschüttelt und sind in den Kosmos entfleucht. Die schrecklichsten unter ihren ergötzlichen und feinsinnigen Märchen und Mythen handeln von Kämpfen mit dem entsetzlichen Bleichling, einem Ungeheuer, das durch seinen bloßen Anblick jeden anständigen Roboter zum Rosten bringen kann.

      Robotermärchen
    • 1976

      The Cyberiad

      Fables for the Cybernetic Age

      • 236 Seiten
      • 9 Lesestunden

      With over six million of his books in print worldwide, Stanislaw Lem is perhaps the most popular - and most critically acclaimed - science fiction writer of our day. In The Cyberiad he immerses the reader in a future run by and for machines - like those built by Trurl and Klapaucius, the great "cosmic constructors" who are, themselves, robots. The Cyberiad follows their escapades as they attempt to "out-invent" each other at home, or undertake (and often botch completely) gargantuan cybernetic feats in other galaxies: creating laser-eyed beasts, electronic push-button poetry-spouting bards, and machines that can construct anything in the universe...as long as it begins with the letter n. Drawing on fairy tale, folk tale, and mythology - as well as modern philosophical and mathematical thought - Lem has created a brilliant, deeply resonant work of genius.

      The Cyberiad
    • 1969