The Bicentennial Man
eng. The Bicentennial Man · 1976
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Interesting Facts
- The book tells the story of a robot named Andrew who strives to become human, raising questions about the nature of humanity and consciousness.
- Andrew, the main character, starts as an ordinary household robot but over time develops unique creative abilities, including creating works of art and literature.
- One of the central themes of the book is Andrew's struggle for the recognition of his rights as an individual, reflecting broader social and ethical issues.
- Andrew gradually replaces his mechanical parts with organic ones, symbolizing his transition from machine to human.
- The book explores the concept of immortality and mortality, as Andrew, despite his achievements, ultimately chooses mortality to become fully human.

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Date of publication: 20 November 2024
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Genre: Science Fiction
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