Grad opsena

Grad opsena

Ursula Le Guin

"Hainski svemir" je svoje ime dobio po najstarijoj rasi koja u njemu obitava. Hainci su u njemu, u dalekoj prošlosti, naselili mjesta pogodna za život i razum HUMANOIDNIM VARIJETETIMA.

Hainski ciklus priča i romana, pripovjeda o nastojanjima raštrkanih planeta da se ujedine u Ligu svjetova - Ekumen, te o kasnijoj povijesti Lige. PRVI KONTAKT, između ne posve heterogenih, ali kulturno i biološki ipak različitih rasa, postaje time centralna tema hainskog ciklusa. "Grad opsena" (1967) se zbiva na OKUPIRANOJ ZEMLJI, koja je demoralizirana i KULTURNO POROBLJENA. Glavni junak, Falk, je pretrpio totalnu amneziju. Tragajući za svojim identitetom ustanovljava da je emisar upućen s planete davno odvojene od Lige i zahvaljujući tome neobuhvaćene okupacijom. DVOSTRUKOST OSOBNOSTI, odnosno "zbroj" starog i novog identiteta mu pomaže u borbi s osvajačim, koji su TELEPATIJU uspjeli pretvoriti u mentalno laganje, te time pokoriti gotovo sve plenete članice Lige.

Original title
City of Illusion
Translation
Sonja Janoski
Dimensions
21 x 12 cm
Pages
240
Publisher
Narodna knjiga, Beograd, 1987.
 
Distribution: 5,000 copies
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback with dust jacket.
Language: Serbian.

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