The Status Civilization (SF Classic)

Sheckley, Robert

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Sheckley, Robert

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ISBN/Varenr

9788027273607

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In "The Status Civilization," Robert Sheckley masterfully crafts a satirical and thought-provoking narrative that explores themes of societal structure, identity, and morality in a futuristic setting. Set on a distant planet where status is determined by a brutal 'game' of social competition, the novel employs a blend of sharp wit and philosophical musings, characteristic of Sheckley's literary style. This science fiction classic endeavors to critique contemporary notions of success and class hierarchy by juxtaposing an absurdly distorted societal order against the backdrop of existential dilemmas faced by the protagonist, Adam Graser. Robert Sheckley, an influential figure in the realm of speculative fiction, is known for his unique ability to intertwine humor with deep existential concerns. His extensive background as a writer for various genres, coupled with his own experiences navigating societal norms in mid-20th century America, undoubtedly shaped his perspective. Sheckley's keen insights into human nature shine through in "The Status Civilization," reflecting his satirical outlook and the socio-political climate of his time. This novel is recommended for anyone interested in a compelling mix of humor, philosophy, and critical social commentary. Readers will find themselves drawn into its intriguing narrative that challenges conventional wisdom while providing an entertaining exploration of what it means to truly live in a civilization.

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Produktinformasjon

ISBN/Varenr: 9788027273607
Utgivelsesdato: 21.09.2021
Utgivelsesår: 2021
Forlag: OK Publishing
Innbinding: Heftet
Språk: Engelsk
Personer: Sheckley, Robert
Litteraturtype: Skjønnlitteratur
Emne: Fiction / Science Fiction
Målgruppe: Voksne
Aldersgrense: 0
Opplag: 0
Utgave: 0
Illustrert: Nei
Sider: 96