Der futurologische Kongreß

Name: Der futurologische Kongreß
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Der futurologische Kongreß

By: Stanislaw Lem, Irmtraud Zimmermann-Göllheim - Übersetzer

Narrated by: Johannes Steck

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Eine der großen Dystopien des 20. Jahrhunderts - aber lustig.

Hier bleibt Ijon Tichy, der Held so vieler lemscher Erzählungen, ausnahmsweise auf dem Boden, das heißt auf der Erde. Es bedeutet allerdings nicht, dass es ihm hier langweilig würde, ganz im Gegenteil: Er wird beschossen, eingefroren, aufgetaut, betäubt, benebelt, beglückt und bekommt schließlich noch einen Rattenschwanz verpasst. Der futurologische Kongreß ist eine der großen Dystopien des 20. Jahrhunderts – allerdings deutlich lustiger als die Konkurrenz von Orwell, Huxley oder Atwood.

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Dystopian

Humorous