The Absolute at Large

In Karel Čapek's novel 'The Absolute at Large,' the narrative intertwines philosophical inquiry with satirical exploration of technology and human existence. Written in 1922, this groundbreaking work presciently anticipates the ethical dilemmas posed by rapid scientific advancement. Through a fantastical premise, where a machine inadvertently discovers a limitless energy source that creates an omnipresent spiritual consciousness, Čapek delves into themes of existentialism, spirituality, and the uncontainable human desire for understanding. The novel's stylistic blend of allegory, humor, and speculative... Edasi