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'''Stern, Michael. "From Technique to Critique: Knowledge and Human Interests in John Brunner's ''Stand on Zanzibar, The Jagged Orbit,'' and ''The Sheep Look Up''."''' ''SFS'' #9, 3.2 (July 1976): 112-30. [[Category: Literary Criticism]] 

	See discussion of Shalmaneser (the computer), General Technics, and Georgette Talon Buckfast (120-22) from ''Stand on Zanzibar''. MS sees Shalmaneser as "'environment forming' for everybody on earth," and as a machine that loses its godhead by becoming human.[http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/John_Brunner#Stand_on_Zanzibar_.281968.29]