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R.U.R. by Josef/Karel Capek
R.U.R. by Josef/Karel Capek





25, 1979: the 58th anniversary of the play's premiere.

R.U.R. by Josef/Karel Capek

The first recorded human death by robot occurred Jan. Although many of Capek's other works were more famous during his lifetime, today he is best known for RUR. The play explores themes that would later become staples of robot science fiction, including freedom, love and destruction. TIL the word Robot was introduced in 1921 by Karel Capek who used it to describe an artificial person in his play R.U.R, (which stands for Rossums Universal Robots) 86 11 11 comments Best Add a Comment thebedla 2 yr. However, the robots come to realize that even though they have "no passion, no history, no soul," they are stronger and smarter than humans. Karel Capek, born January 9, 1890, in Male Svatonovice, Austria-Hungary (today Czech Republic) was a writer, playwright, novelist, journalist, childrens author, biographer, essayist, illustrator, photographer and translator.

R.U.R. by Josef/Karel Capek R.U.R. by Josef/Karel Capek

Product Type All Product Types Books (4) Magazines & Periodicals Comics Sheet Music Art, Prints & Posters Photographs Maps Manuscripts &. Each robot "can do the work of two-and-a-half human laborers," so that humans might be free to have "no other task, no other work, no other cares" than perfecting themselves. 0671462938 - R U R by Josef/karel Capek (4 results) You searched for: ISBN: 0671462938.







R.U.R. by Josef/Karel Capek