Titlebook: H. G. Wells; Michael Draper Textbook 1987Latest edition Michael Draper 1987 bibliography.fiction.humour.imagination.non-fiction.novel.phil

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137494085ared thirty-one years previously. No study of comparable seriousness was to appear for another fifteen years. The reputation Wells had established for himself as a hasty and obsessive writer, restating impractical ideas with little concern for literary elegance, had long inhibited appreciation of hi

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,A Philosophical Desperado: Wells’s Outlook,cally derived from Christianity and Plato, which looks forward to the destruction of the present world and its replacement by a better. The second is a down-to-earth scepticism, incorporating science’s view of mankind as a natural phenomenon much like any other. The third is a storyteller’s delight

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Dissolving Views: The Short Stories,otes, and that the marvels of science on which a number of them are based have inevitably dated, it is remarkable how many of them still retain their power. Five of the most outstanding are ‘The Country of the Blind’, to which we have already given some attention, ‘The Door in the Wall’, which will

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Pitiless Benevolence: The Later Science Fiction and Utopias, generally grouped with the early science fiction, but acknowledged to be a lesser achievement both in intensity and unity. It begins as a comic novel with Bedford, an opportunistic bankrupt, befriending an eccentric scientist, Cavor. The mood shifts to one of wonder as the two employ a gravity-repe

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Outlines: The Non-Fictional Writings,ves are comparatively undamaged by inner conflict. The reason is simple enough. They do not claim to give a definitive presentation of their subjects, only to call attention to important issues and suggest possible approaches to them. Determined not to become a complacent, respectable member of the

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