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Focusing on the 1930s, this comprehensive history explores the evolution of science fiction through literature, art, cinema, and comics. It delves into how cultural, philosophical, and technological developments shaped the genre and its societal impact. Key figures such as A. E. van Vogt, Edmond Hamilton, and H.P. Lovecraft are discussed, highlighting their contributions to the genre. The book also examines the concept of future consciousness and the transformative role science fiction plays in human society.

Focusing on the transformative years of 1895 to 1930, this history explores the evolution of science fiction across literature, art, cinema, and comics. It highlights key figures like H. G. Wells, Thea von Harbou, and Fritz Lang, while analyzing the genre's intersection with culture, philosophy, and technology. The book delves into how science fiction has shaped societal views and future consciousness, examining the significant contributions of Méliès, Gernsback, Burroughs, Merritt, Huxley, and Hodgson in this dynamic period.

A transformative exploration of the development of science fiction as a central driving force of humanity's evolution.

This book presents a unique and empowering evolutionary vision of wisdom and the human mind, to guide us in creating a positive future.

Exploring the landscape of contemporary futurist thought, this book delves into the myriad hopes and fears surrounding humanity's future. Tom Lombardo, a psychologist and futurist, examines the conflicting visions that populate our collective consciousness, highlighting both inspiring dreams and unsettling premonitions. Through this analysis, readers gain insight into the complex mental universe that shapes societal attitudes towards what lies ahead.

The book explores the idea that humanity's most remarkable qualities, including technology, civilization, and morality, may stem from a single unique capacity: the ability to envision and contemplate the future. It delves into the historical quest to understand what sets humans apart in nature and posits that this evolved mental power is fundamental to our greatest achievements and distinctive traits. Through this lens, the book examines the interconnectedness of our cognitive abilities and the essence of what it means to be human.