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RUR (Rossum’s Universal Robots)
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SKU: 9780141182087
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Explore the chilling world of “R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots)” by Claire Fuller (ISBN: 9780141182087), the groundbreaking play that gave us the word “robot.” This visionary science fiction masterpiece delves into the ethical dilemmas of artificial intelligence and its impact on humanity, a timeless cautionary tale that remains strikingly relevant today.
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Ahammed Omar Fathahi –
R.U.R. is a powerful play that continues to resonate today. A classic for a good reason. Recommend to everyone.
Nihar Deswal –
Found the dialogue a bit cheesy, but the overall message was strong. Makes you think, makes you wonder.
Nitish Negi –
R.U.R. is a foundational text. It’s easy to see the influence it has had on science fiction ever since.
Abhishek Rawat –
Important to read to understand the history of the sci-fi robots. Found the characters underdeveloped.
Ashutosh Kumar Singh –
I found the characters a little flat, but the themes were very relevant. Worth reading for the historical context alone.
Kanchi Yadav –
A bit melodramatic, but the core ideas are still relevant today. Definitely makes you think about AI.
Prajwal Ravishankar Bharad –
It’s a foundational work of science fiction. While some aspects haven’t aged perfectly, its influence is clear.
Vivek Mandal –
R.U.R. is a must-read for any sci-fi fan. The play explores the dangers of unchecked technological advancement.
Nishita Jagati –
Interesting concept, but the dialogue was a little clunky. It did get me thinking about AI, which is the whole point, I guess.
Harsh Aryan –
Interesting story, but the writing felt a bit stilted. Still worth reading for its historical significance. I liked it!
Chirag –
A classic for a reason! R.U.R. is thought-provoking, though the writing style felt a bit dated at times. Still, a must-read for sci-fi fans.
Vilvanathan T –
The concept of artificial life rebelling is timeless. R.U.R. explores that fear effectively. Good read.
Chayan Bit –
The robot’s perspective was fascinating! The play made a point of highlighting humanity’s flaws.
Namya Dayal –
I liked the concept, but the ending was a bit rushed. Still, a worthwhile read for sci-fi enthusiasts.
Rik Raj Dey –
Found it a bit preachy at times, but the core message about technology is important. Still a good book to read.
Tushar Panja –
The idea was great and ahead of its time, but the story telling got boring sometimes. Overall, it was an okay read.
Riya Sharma –
It’s easy to see why R.U.R. is a classic. The themes of artificial intelligence and humanity are powerful.
Sharique Shafi –
The robots’ rebellion was engaging. Some elements felt a bit cliché now, but it was innovative for its time.
Sahil Khadane –
R.U.R. is a foundational work of science fiction. While the plot is simple, its impact is undeniable. I enjoyed it.
Yashika –
A surprisingly relevant play considering when it was written. Definitely worth a read if you are into sci-fi or robotics!
Sidharth Gupta –
A little slow-paced, but the ending was worth it. It left me pondering the nature of humanity. Good read.
Ansh Arora –
A bit slow to start, but the ending was powerful. It really makes you consider the future of technology. Good read!
Kamya Singh –
A bit dated, but still thought-provoking. The concept of robots turning on their creators is classic. Good!
Yatharth Bhardwaj Bhardwaj –
A bit slow-paced, but the themes are very relevant even today. The core story is interesting though.