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Cargando... Robbie [short story]por Isaac Asimov
   Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  AltheaAnn | Aug 4, 2016 |   This was Asimov's very first robot story, and it's simultaneously sweet, entertaining and thought-provoking. A little girl has been provided by her wealthy father with a newfangled robot companion, specially programmed for childcare - and the two are inseparable. However, her mother has an innate distrust of technology, and her doubts are fed by a growing prejudice against robots in society. She convinces her husband to take Robbie the robot away, and to replace him with a dog. However, the girl is inconsolable at the loss... Asimov makes a good (if emotional) case against the resistance to technological change here, and it's fascinating to see the emergence of themes which he further developed later in his career. (  ) AltheaAnn | Aug 4, 2016 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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This was Asimov's very first robot story, and it's simultaneously sweet, entertaining and thought-provoking.
A little girl has been provided by her wealthy father with a newfangled robot companion, specially programmed for childcare - and the two are inseparable. However, her mother has an innate distrust of technology, and her doubts are fed by a growing prejudice against robots in society. She convinces her husband to take Robbie the robot away, and to replace him with a dog.
However, the girl is inconsolable at the loss...
Asimov makes a good (if emotional) case against the resistance to technological change here, and it's fascinating to see the emergence of themes which he further developed later in his career. (