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Robot Öyküleri Antolojisi (Robot #0.2.1)

Isaac Asimov

Paperback | Pages: 203 pages

Rating: 4.02 | 258 Users | 26 Reviews

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Original Title:	Eight Stories from The Rest of the Robots
ISBN:	9759400219
Edition Language:	Turkish
Series:	Robot #0.2.1

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This is an anthology of eight of Asimov's short stories about robots:

Robot AL-76 Goes Astray
Victory Unintentional
First Law
Let's Get Together
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Risk
Lenny
Galley Slave

From the book's back cover:

ROBOTS

Mechanical servants, doing the jobs too hard - or too boring - for men to handle. They brought mankind into a new age of freedom and leisure. And every robot was completely incpable of harming a human being. So ... why did men hate and fear them?

In THE REST OF THE ROBOTS, Isaac Asimov - author of a whole library of science fiction and fact - explores the fascinating future of men and their metal slaves in dramatic detailed stories of high imagination and wonder.

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Publisher's catalog number R-1783. 511-01783-050

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Title	:	Robot Öyküleri Antolojisi (Robot #0.2.1)
Author	:	Isaac Asimov
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	1st
Pages	:	Pages: 203 pages
Published	:	November 1999 (first published November 1964)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction. Short Stories

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Ratings: 4.02 From 258 Users | 26 Reviews

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Here is a logic puzzle cleverly designed as a story." "Susan Calvin is probably autistic, but Asimov might not have even known what that was back then." "Nonhuman thinking creatures teach us what it is to be human.

These are some good stories further illustrating the three laws of robotics, but there is a reason that they come in a book entitled 'eight other stories'. They simply don't stand up as well against the first selection of robot tales presented in 'I, Robot!'. Please read, but have realistic expectations.

Reminiscent of a time when it was hard to get hold of short stories, even by a well-known author, and a little anthology like this was a boon.These stories aren't universally great, BUT. Asimov's robots were a true game-changer, and they still make for solid story-telling. That hint of Uncanny Valley, and anthropomorphism; you can't help believing that Pinocchio can, truly, become a real boy, even taking the robots' side. Humanity is rather often cast as the bully or the mob in these.

3.5/5*If you don't like robots, these stories will not be enough to change your mind. While reading these short stories, I was very content. And the fact that they were short stories as opposed to full on novels did not give the reader a chance to get bored, which I thought was very considerate of the author. The plots were interesting enough and the writing, although to some may be dry, suited my taste; it had lots of dry humor, but it was not so explicit that one would laugh out loud. With

Isaac Asimov created a number of great series--the Foundation series is one. Another was the Robot series. And, later in life, he actually wed the two. This volume includes two of his robot novels (The Caves of Steel and The Naked Sun) as well as a series of his short stories (some Susan Calvin pieces, some on the Law of Robotics, and a couple on the origins of robots). The two novels are classics and it is nice to see them in this volume. One can get a sense of the development of Asimov's

Fabulous set of stories by Asimov.

I believe the technical term for stories such as these is "quaint".