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The Great War of 189 - : A Forecast. Envisioning Future Wars through Fictional Forecasts
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- Nombre de pages3203
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-623131-6
- EAN4064066231316
- Date de parution06/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille4 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In 'The Great War of 189-: A Forecast, ' readers are presented with a fascinating compendium whose thematic essence gravitates around speculative fiction, forecasting a war that, at the time, rested in the realm of possibility rather than reality. This collection harnesses a varied spectrum of literary styles, comprising essays, narratives, and analyses that together paint a multifaceted picture of the geopolitical tensions and technological advancements of the era.
The diverse literary techniques employed across the anthology not only showcase the richness of imagination but also highlight the distinct yet interconnected fears and hopes for the future held by each contributor. The standout pieces within the anthology do not belong to a single author but are rather a testament to the collaborative effort of the collective as a whole. The contributing authors and editors, including Charles Lowe, Archibald Forbes, and David Christie Murray among others, bring to the table a wealth of backgrounds, ranging from military expertise to journalistic acumen.
Rooted in the cusp of the 19th and 20th centuries, their collective experiences and perspectives imbue the collection with an authenticity and depth that aligns with the historical, cultural, and literary movements of the time. These variegated voices, informed by the real-world implications of warfare and its advancements, coalesce to enrich the reader's understanding of potential future conflicts, mirrored through a late 19th-century lens.
'The Great War of 189-: A Forecast' is an essential read for those intrigued by military history, speculative fiction, and the art of forecasting. It offers a unique opportunity to explore an array of perspectives, themes, and literary styles bound together by the common thread of envisaged warfare. Delving into this anthology promises not only educational value but also a breadth of insights into the societal attitudes and technological predictions of a bygone era.
The dialogue fostered between the different authors' works within this volume is sure to engage, enlighten, and spur contemplation among readers with varied interests.
The diverse literary techniques employed across the anthology not only showcase the richness of imagination but also highlight the distinct yet interconnected fears and hopes for the future held by each contributor. The standout pieces within the anthology do not belong to a single author but are rather a testament to the collaborative effort of the collective as a whole. The contributing authors and editors, including Charles Lowe, Archibald Forbes, and David Christie Murray among others, bring to the table a wealth of backgrounds, ranging from military expertise to journalistic acumen.
Rooted in the cusp of the 19th and 20th centuries, their collective experiences and perspectives imbue the collection with an authenticity and depth that aligns with the historical, cultural, and literary movements of the time. These variegated voices, informed by the real-world implications of warfare and its advancements, coalesce to enrich the reader's understanding of potential future conflicts, mirrored through a late 19th-century lens.
'The Great War of 189-: A Forecast' is an essential read for those intrigued by military history, speculative fiction, and the art of forecasting. It offers a unique opportunity to explore an array of perspectives, themes, and literary styles bound together by the common thread of envisaged warfare. Delving into this anthology promises not only educational value but also a breadth of insights into the societal attitudes and technological predictions of a bygone era.
The dialogue fostered between the different authors' works within this volume is sure to engage, enlighten, and spur contemplation among readers with varied interests.
In 'The Great War of 189-: A Forecast, ' readers are presented with a fascinating compendium whose thematic essence gravitates around speculative fiction, forecasting a war that, at the time, rested in the realm of possibility rather than reality. This collection harnesses a varied spectrum of literary styles, comprising essays, narratives, and analyses that together paint a multifaceted picture of the geopolitical tensions and technological advancements of the era.
The diverse literary techniques employed across the anthology not only showcase the richness of imagination but also highlight the distinct yet interconnected fears and hopes for the future held by each contributor. The standout pieces within the anthology do not belong to a single author but are rather a testament to the collaborative effort of the collective as a whole. The contributing authors and editors, including Charles Lowe, Archibald Forbes, and David Christie Murray among others, bring to the table a wealth of backgrounds, ranging from military expertise to journalistic acumen.
Rooted in the cusp of the 19th and 20th centuries, their collective experiences and perspectives imbue the collection with an authenticity and depth that aligns with the historical, cultural, and literary movements of the time. These variegated voices, informed by the real-world implications of warfare and its advancements, coalesce to enrich the reader's understanding of potential future conflicts, mirrored through a late 19th-century lens.
'The Great War of 189-: A Forecast' is an essential read for those intrigued by military history, speculative fiction, and the art of forecasting. It offers a unique opportunity to explore an array of perspectives, themes, and literary styles bound together by the common thread of envisaged warfare. Delving into this anthology promises not only educational value but also a breadth of insights into the societal attitudes and technological predictions of a bygone era.
The dialogue fostered between the different authors' works within this volume is sure to engage, enlighten, and spur contemplation among readers with varied interests.
The diverse literary techniques employed across the anthology not only showcase the richness of imagination but also highlight the distinct yet interconnected fears and hopes for the future held by each contributor. The standout pieces within the anthology do not belong to a single author but are rather a testament to the collaborative effort of the collective as a whole. The contributing authors and editors, including Charles Lowe, Archibald Forbes, and David Christie Murray among others, bring to the table a wealth of backgrounds, ranging from military expertise to journalistic acumen.
Rooted in the cusp of the 19th and 20th centuries, their collective experiences and perspectives imbue the collection with an authenticity and depth that aligns with the historical, cultural, and literary movements of the time. These variegated voices, informed by the real-world implications of warfare and its advancements, coalesce to enrich the reader's understanding of potential future conflicts, mirrored through a late 19th-century lens.
'The Great War of 189-: A Forecast' is an essential read for those intrigued by military history, speculative fiction, and the art of forecasting. It offers a unique opportunity to explore an array of perspectives, themes, and literary styles bound together by the common thread of envisaged warfare. Delving into this anthology promises not only educational value but also a breadth of insights into the societal attitudes and technological predictions of a bygone era.
The dialogue fostered between the different authors' works within this volume is sure to engage, enlighten, and spur contemplation among readers with varied interests.
A propos de Charles Lowe