Discover the world of science fiction and philosophy with RUR & War with the Newts!

RUR & War with the Newts are two key works that draw you into fascinating and thought-provoking stories about creation, technology, and the future of humanity. These stories captivate not only with their originality but also with timeless questions that continue to resonate.

This edition combines two significant works - R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots) and War with the Newts. R.U.R., the famous play by Karel Čapek that introduced the world to the word "robot," offers a powerful tale about artificial intelligence, automation, and the unforeseen consequences of human creativity. In contrast, War with the Newts is a satirical novel about contact with intelligent amphibians that addresses themes of colonialism and economic conflict.

This publication is not only a literary treasure for fans of sci-fi and philosophical literature but also an inspiration for reflection on the contemporary world and the future of technology. The works included here are timeless and rank among the most learned and influential texts of the 20th century.

Why choose this book?

• Iconic literary work - the original source of the word "robot" and a foundational text of the sci-fi genre.
• Philosophical and ethical questions - offers inspiration for thinking about the ethics of technology and the relationship between humans and artificial intelligence.
• Artistically and textually valuable - a great collection for collectors and readers alike.
• Unique combination of two major works - you get two stories in one volume.
• Inspiration for a wide range of readers - from sci-fi enthusiasts to those interested in social and political satire.

General product features

• Contains two works: R.U.R. and War with the Newts
• Texts are written with an emphasis on philosophical depth and thought-provoking themes
• Suitable for both reading and study purposes
• Category: Literature - science fiction and philosophy
• An excellent gift for anyone who appreciates classic literature and ideas that remain relevant