Many of us love science fiction, or at least have read it at one time. Indeed, the best of fantastic works open up incredible worlds before us. By the way, which books of this genre are considered the best? We have selected the ones that have become events in the world of fantasy!
It is necessary
- • books
- • free time
- • desire to reflect
Instructions
Step 1
Solaris, S. Lem. A terrific novel about how humanity's craving for contact with alien forms of mind can turn out, because they may be completely different from what we imagine. An expedition that flew to a distant planet, the entire surface of which is covered by the Ocean, encounters an incomprehensible phenomenon: they are visited by … long-dead loved ones. How can all this end? Solaris is one of the ten best science fiction works.
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R. Bradbury, stories. Oddly enough, but his stories are much brighter and more optimistic than "The Martian Chronicles" and "Fahrenheit 451". Wonderful stories - “And Thunder Rocked”, “All Summer in One Day”, “Man in Pictures”, “Wind”. Even if devastation and dystopia are described in the works of the great American science fiction writer Ray Bradbury, they always give up hope.
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Roadside Picnic, A. and B. Strugatsky. After the invasion of the Earth by aliens, the Zones remained - areas where incomprehensible things happen and incomprehensible artifacts are located. They are hunted by stalkers to sell on the black market. Everything is gloomy enough, but very interesting!
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“I, Robot”, A. Azimov. A very interesting collection of stories that formulated the main commandments of robotics, one of which is that a robot cannot harm a person. Reasonable! Perhaps the hour is not far off when we will nevertheless create highly organized robots, and these commandments will come in handy.
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Flowers for Algernon, D. Keyes. An amazing book about how a mentally retarded man is gradually becoming smarter thanks to a scientific experiment - surgery to improve intelligence. Tackles moral issues and teaches kindness.
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Time Machine, H. Wells. This novel can be attributed to science and social fiction, because the hero, who built a time machine and went to the future, learned that in the process of evolution, people were divided into two races, one of which - the Eloi - live on the fruits of the other - the Morlocks who do not leave the dungeons. This is what the division of society into workers and aristocracy can lead to.
