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Book Introduction
This is the eleventh installment in the "World Classics" series for young readers. "The Time Machine" is a classic science fiction novel that has been beloved by countless readers for many years.
It is a novel composed of 12 chapters in a frame-like structure, and it excitingly unfolds the story of the future world experienced by a 'time traveler'.
For those living in the present, the reality of the future is both strange and terrifying.
Through the science and technology of future mankind and advanced civilization, we can venture into the vast unknown world.
Let's take a look at Earth in the year 802701.
It is a novel composed of 12 chapters in a frame-like structure, and it excitingly unfolds the story of the future world experienced by a 'time traveler'.
For those living in the present, the reality of the future is both strange and terrifying.
Through the science and technology of future mankind and advanced civilization, we can venture into the vast unknown world.
Let's take a look at Earth in the year 802701.
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index
01 Time Traveler
02 An Unforgettable Dinner
03 Time Travel
04 Encounter with the Future
05 The Secret of Future Humanity
06 Two Humans
07 Underworld
08 Wina
09 A Terrible Night
10 The Time Machine Rediscovered
11 An unimaginably distant future
12 Return to the present world
Epilogue
Commentary on the work
annual report
02 An Unforgettable Dinner
03 Time Travel
04 Encounter with the Future
05 The Secret of Future Humanity
06 Two Humans
07 Underworld
08 Wina
09 A Terrible Night
10 The Time Machine Rediscovered
11 An unimaginably distant future
12 Return to the present world
Epilogue
Commentary on the work
annual report
Into the book
“It was clear what he meant, but I was dumbfounded for a moment.
Suddenly this thought occurred to me.
Are you foolish? You don't understand what this means to me.
I just assumed that people from 802,000 years ago would be ahead of us in knowledge, art, and everything else.
But then one of them suddenly asked a question that a five-year-old child of our time would ask.
"I asked if I came down from the sun riding on thunder!" --- From the text
The person who first coined the concept of a 'time machine' was British novelist H.G. Wells.
Often referred to as the 'father of science fiction', he took his first steps in this field in the late 19th century with the publication of the novel 'The Time Machine' (1895).
Along with French novelist Jules Verne, Wells contributed greatly to establishing science fiction on a solid literary footing.
Suddenly this thought occurred to me.
Are you foolish? You don't understand what this means to me.
I just assumed that people from 802,000 years ago would be ahead of us in knowledge, art, and everything else.
But then one of them suddenly asked a question that a five-year-old child of our time would ask.
"I asked if I came down from the sun riding on thunder!" --- From the text
The person who first coined the concept of a 'time machine' was British novelist H.G. Wells.
Often referred to as the 'father of science fiction', he took his first steps in this field in the late 19th century with the publication of the novel 'The Time Machine' (1895).
Along with French novelist Jules Verne, Wells contributed greatly to establishing science fiction on a solid literary footing.
---「Work Commentary」
Publisher's Review
A stroll through the world's classics with your children!
"World Classics" is a series of classics that transcends time and space and has been consistently loved for a long time. It is published with a new sensibility so that young people can more easily approach literary works.
A faithful translation of the original text and rich sentences that preserve literary quality will greatly enhance your understanding of literature and the enjoyment of reading.
The eleventh story in the World Classics series, "Time Machine"
A classic science fiction novel that has captivated countless readers for a long time.
The Time Machine, published by H.G. Wells, known as the 'father of science fiction', in the late Victorian era when he was working as a science journalist, is a science fiction novel in the form of a frame story consisting of twelve chapters and an epilogue.
It is structured in the form of a narrator, a 'time traveler', telling his acquaintances about the future world he has experienced, and contains an eerily strong warning about the future of humanity.
The Time Machine, a masterpiece by H.G. Wells, a passionate writer and critic of civilization who constantly sought to overcome his own limitations, and who, despite publishing over 150 books in his lifetime, said three years before his death, “Someday I will write a book, a real book.”, is being revived as a fascinating work for today’s youth in 2013.
Earth, 802701 AD. A time traveler encounters the shocking truth about future humanity!
The Time Machine by H.G. Wells, the father of science fiction, is the work that first introduced the concept of 'time travel' to modern people.
Wells's "The Time Machine," written with a wealth of scientific knowledge and astonishing imagination, remains shocking and fresh even today, more than 100 years later.
The fast-paced plot that stimulates the reader's imagination about how humanity's science, technology, and civilization will unfold in the future world, and the urgent adventure of a time traveler exploring the "vast unknown world" transports us (the readers) to Earth in the year 802701.
"World Classics" is a series of classics that transcends time and space and has been consistently loved for a long time. It is published with a new sensibility so that young people can more easily approach literary works.
A faithful translation of the original text and rich sentences that preserve literary quality will greatly enhance your understanding of literature and the enjoyment of reading.
The eleventh story in the World Classics series, "Time Machine"
A classic science fiction novel that has captivated countless readers for a long time.
The Time Machine, published by H.G. Wells, known as the 'father of science fiction', in the late Victorian era when he was working as a science journalist, is a science fiction novel in the form of a frame story consisting of twelve chapters and an epilogue.
It is structured in the form of a narrator, a 'time traveler', telling his acquaintances about the future world he has experienced, and contains an eerily strong warning about the future of humanity.
The Time Machine, a masterpiece by H.G. Wells, a passionate writer and critic of civilization who constantly sought to overcome his own limitations, and who, despite publishing over 150 books in his lifetime, said three years before his death, “Someday I will write a book, a real book.”, is being revived as a fascinating work for today’s youth in 2013.
Earth, 802701 AD. A time traveler encounters the shocking truth about future humanity!
The Time Machine by H.G. Wells, the father of science fiction, is the work that first introduced the concept of 'time travel' to modern people.
Wells's "The Time Machine," written with a wealth of scientific knowledge and astonishing imagination, remains shocking and fresh even today, more than 100 years later.
The fast-paced plot that stimulates the reader's imagination about how humanity's science, technology, and civilization will unfold in the future world, and the urgent adventure of a time traveler exploring the "vast unknown world" transports us (the readers) to Earth in the year 802701.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: January 25, 2013
- Page count, weight, size: 214 pages | 342g | 145*200*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788962681017
- ISBN10: 8962681013
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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