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Ursula K. Le Guin wrote that the rational utopia is "pure structure without content; pure model; goal. That is its virtue. Utopia is uninhabitable. As soon as we reach it, it ceases to be utopia." The utopian society of A Psalm for the Wild-Built, where people have everything they need and live peacefully with the natural world, comes at this dilemma by questioning the human side of the problem through the exchange of ideas between a monk and robot.
On the face of it, the novel is enjoyable enoug ...more
On the face of it, the novel is enjoyable enoug ...more
Not usually one for sci-fi but I loved this - a gentle antidote to the utopia/dystopia paradigm most books in this genre seem to operate in. As the dedication reads, for anyone who needs a break.
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