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1974•149 pages•Published•GER•User Reviews

Kongres futurologiczny

4.1/ 5
23 ratings

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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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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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