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'''Aldiss, Brian. "Who Can Replace a Man?"''' (original title: "But Who Can Replace a Man?"). ''Infinity-Science Fiction'' June 1958. Coll. ''Canopy of Time''. London: Faber, 1959. Also coll. ''Who Can Replace a Man''. New York: NAL, 1967. ''Galaxies Like Grains of Sand''. New York: Signet-NAL, 1960. Rpt. ''[[Souls in Metal: An Anthology of Robot Futures|Souls in Metal]]'' (q.v. under Anthologies), and ''Above the Human Landscape'', Willis E. McNelly and Leon E. Storer, eds. Pacific Palisades: Goodyear, 1972. | '''Aldiss, Brian. "Who Can Replace a Man?"''' (original title: "But Who Can Replace a Man?"). ''Infinity-Science Fiction'' June 1958. Coll. ''Canopy of Time''. London: Faber, 1959. Also coll. ''Who Can Replace a Man''. New York: NAL, 1967. ''Galaxies Like Grains of Sand''. New York: Signet-NAL, 1960. Rpt. ''[[Souls in Metal: An Anthology of Robot Futures|Souls in Metal]]'' (q.v. under Anthologies), and ''Above the Human Landscape'', Willis E. McNelly and Leon E. Storer, eds. Pacific Palisades: Goodyear, 1972. | ||
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Machines try, after Man is nearly gone, to survive and continue functioning. Comic and pathetic ending has featured machines submitting to a lone man. | Machines try, after Man is nearly gone, to survive and continue functioning. Comic and pathetic ending has featured machines submitting to a lone man. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:25, 5 August 2020
Aldiss, Brian. "Who Can Replace a Man?" (original title: "But Who Can Replace a Man?"). Infinity-Science Fiction June 1958. Coll. Canopy of Time. London: Faber, 1959. Also coll. Who Can Replace a Man. New York: NAL, 1967. Galaxies Like Grains of Sand. New York: Signet-NAL, 1960. Rpt. Souls in Metal (q.v. under Anthologies), and Above the Human Landscape, Willis E. McNelly and Leon E. Storer, eds. Pacific Palisades: Goodyear, 1972.
Machines try, after Man is nearly gone, to survive and continue functioning. Comic and pathetic ending has featured machines submitting to a lone man.
RDE, Initial Compiler, ed. 4Aug20
