


Kongres futurologiczny
About This Book
The futurologists of the world have gathered at their Eighth World Congress at the Costa Rica Hilton to discuss the problem of overpopulation. Their deliberations, however, are interrupted by a revolution which the government attempts to quell with chemical weapons. The air and water are laden with "benignimizers" and other exotic drags which send futurologist Tichy careening into a hallucinatory tomorrow. Lem's view of the overcrowded future is original and disturbing. A pessimistic, mordantly funny book, well translated from the Polish by Michael Kandel -- Kirkus Review.
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Book Details
First Published
1974
Pages
149 pages
Rating
4.1 / 5
Ratings
23
Editions
25
Publisher
Alianza Editorial
Language
GER, FRE, POL
Status
Published
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