Authors Of Science Fiction
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I'm sorry. The scientific fiction can be defined as follows: the variety of fantastic literature, a materialistic view of reality, based on the idea that science ( modern or future) is capable of resolving all the secrets of our universe.
The main hero of science fiction was an evolving, developing man. The failure of the scientific fiction itself coincided with the spiritual revolution in Western European society caused by the issuance of the C. Darwin Book by natural selection (1859). Even when powerful aliens were buried later on the pages of science-fantastic novels, the authors science fiction It was understood that the world ' s inhabitants were once at the same stage of development as human beings, but they were simply able to evolutionaryate before the higher level of development.
An American writer Edgar Poe was an immediate precursor to scientific fiction. In his separate accounts, the conceptual framework of many scientific and fantastic works has already been laid: the man, with his knowledge alone, will overcome the inconceivable phenomena of nature (Destruction in Malta, Unusual adventure of some Hans Pfaal). However, it has never sought to be merely a scientific fantasy, creating works that are also relevant to the other main areas of fiction (primarily the Chorrora Regions, the literature of horrors).
The first professional fantasy writer was the French literary Julie Vern. It is the time that his first books from the Unobstructed Travels (Fif Weeks Around (1862), Travel to the Earth Centre (1864) are brought to light by the faith into the full force of science, that can be considered an official date of scientific fiction. Jules Verna ' s books were gigantic in all European countries, so the elements of a " Zul Vernov " approach to reality based on the idea of " science amply " were used by numerous authors, including well-known writers (L. Boussenar, L. Jacolio, K. Lasswitz et al.)