3001: The Final Odyssey | Social Concerns
Arthur C. Clarke uses 3001: The Final Odyssey, the last novel of the "Odyssey" series, to sketch a Utopian humanity taking charge of its own destiny. Humans have come close to perfection in individual health, welfare, and opportunities for education and achievement. Humanity is collectively expanding Earth's usable habitat, is working to reshape the environs of Mars and Venus for eventual colonization, and is alert to any threats from outside forces.
In his characteristic sweeps of generalization, Clarke offers a grand view of human progress and survival. Recovered from a...
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