The Robots of Dawn
Ratings59
Average rating3.9
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Ratings59
Average rating3.9
Die ferne Zukunft: Eine gewaltige Großstadt überzieht nahezu die gesamte Erde, die Menschen leben dicht an dicht. Mithilfe der Spacer, Menschen, die vor Generationen die Erde verlassen und sich auf fremden Planeten angesiedelt haben, wollen die Bewohner der Erde nun ebenfalls ins All aufbrechen. Das sorgt bei den Spacern für Konflikte, denn während einige es für unmöglich halten, dass sie noch weitere Welten kolonisieren, wollen andere ihre Vorherrschaft im All nicht aufgeben. Als das „Gehirn“ eines hochentwickelten humanoiden Roboters durchbrennt, bittet der Roboter R. Daneel Olivaw seinen Freund, Detective Elijah Baley von der Erde, um Hilfe. Denn der Einzige, der in der Lage wäre, das Durchbrennen herbeizuführen, ist Han Fastolfe – der Erfinder der humanoiden Roboter und der größte Unterstützer der Menschen von der Erde …
Series
4 primary books10 released booksRobot is a 11-book series with 4 primary works first released in 1950 with contributions by Isaac Asimov.
Series
5 primary books6 released booksRobot, chronological order is a 6-book series with 5 primary works first released in 1950 with contributions by Isaac Asimov and Aline Storto Pereira.
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13 primary books17 released booksGreater Foundation Universe is a 17-book series with 13 primary works first released in 1950 with contributions by Isaac Asimov, Maria Gallone, and 8 others.
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Starts slow, but really picks up when it becomes about “doing the robo.”
This story passes on Aurora, the largest of the habited worlds. The main characters are still the same, Deneel and Elijah, and some characters of previous books play important roles as well.
It has the same qualities of the previous books and it still manages to impress by the nature of the character dialogues. There is still a bit of romance, very well laid out, emotional enough and consistent with Isimov's intelligent writing style.
The plot revolves around a “roboticide”, and the consequences it can have for the future of mankind. It starts off as a problem with no possible solution and gradually, as we learn about the planet's culture and the character relations, a very well thought reasoning is presented to solve the situation.
The 4th book in Asimovs Robot series. Somewhat awkward in it's sexuality, but a decent detective tale on its own. Less technical than the other books in the robot series.
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