The City and the Stars
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Clarke, Arthur C. The City and the Stars.' New York: Harcourt, 1956. New York: NAL, 1957.
Revision and expansion of Against the Fall of Night (listed under The Lion of Comarre). The City is controlled by a central computer, located in an "underground city, the city of machines." See for a mechanized womb-world and for contrasts of the city, a garden world, and the stars. See opening paragraphs for an early version of what is now called "virtual reality." Discussed by E. Rabkin, Arthur C. Clarke, and others in the anthology of critical essays, Arthur C. Clarke, edited by J. Olander and M. Greenberg (see under Literary Criticism).
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