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<title>Maturita</title>
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<a class="active" href="#home">Nakladatelství</a>
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<img src="img/bg-intro.jpg" class="img" height="1500px" width="" alt="">¨
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<img src="img/space-odyssey.jpg" class="aaa" height="700px" width="450px"alt="">
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<div class="a">Space odyssey</div>
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<div class="b">science fiction novel by <br> British writer<br> Athur C. Clarke</div>
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<div class="c">#1 Bestseller podle New York Times<br><br><br>
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A mysterious alien civilization uses a tool with the appearance of a large <br>crystalline monolith to investigate worlds across the galaxy and, if<br> possible, to encourage the development of intelligent life. The book<br> shows one such monolith appearing in prehistoric Africa, 3 million years<br> ago (in the movie, 4 mya), where it inspires a starving group of<br> hominids to develop tools. The hominids use their tools to kill animals<br> and eat meat, ending their starvation. They then use the tools to kill a<br> leopard preying on them; the next day, the main ape character, Moon-<br>Watcher, uses a club to kill the leader of a rival tribe.</div>
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<div class="d">O KNIZE</div>
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<div class="e">A mission, Discovery One, is sent to Saturn. En route, Dr. David Bowman<br> and Dr. Frank Poole are the only conscious humans aboard; their three<br> colleagues are in suspended animation, to be awakened near Saturn.<br> The HAL 9000, an artificially intelligent computer, addressed as "Hal",<br> maintains the ship. While Poole is receiving a birthday message from<br> his family on Earth, Hal tells Bowman that the AE-35 communication<br> unit of the ship is going to malfunction. Poole takes one of the extra-<br>vehicular pods and swaps the AE-35 unit; but when Bowman conducts<br> tests on the removed AE-35 unit, he determines that there was never<br> anything wrong with it. Poole and Bowman become suspicious at Hal's<br> refusal to admit that his diagnosis was mistaken; Hal then claims that<br> the replacement AE-35 unit will fail. In communicating with Earth, Poole<br> and Bowman are directed to disconnect Hal for analysis. These <br>instructions are interrupted as the signal is broken, and Hal informs<br> them that the AE-35 unit has malfunctioned.<br><br>
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As Poole is removing the unit he is killed when his pod accelerates into<br> him, crushing him. Bowman, uncertain of Hal's role therein, decides to<br> wake the other three astronauts, and therefore quarrels with<br> Hal, with Hal refusing to obey his orders. Bowman threatens to disconnect him if<br> his orders are not obeyed, and Hal relents. As Bowman begins to<br>awaken his colleagues, he hears Hal open both airlocks into space, <br>releasing the ship's internal atmosphere. From a sealed emergency<br> shelter, Bowman gains a spacesuit and re-enters the ship, where he<br> shuts down Hal's consciousness, leaving intact only his autonomic <br>functions, and manually re-establishes contact with Earth. He then<br> learns that his mission is to explore Iapetus,[2] in the hope of<br> contacting the society that buried the monolith on the Moon. Bowman<br> learns that Hal had begun to feel guilty at keeping the purpose of the<br> mission from him and Poole, against his stated mission of gathering<br> information and reporting it fully; and when threatened with <br>disconnection, he panicked and defended himself out of a belief that <br>his very existence was at stake, having no concept of sleep. <br><br>
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Bowman spends months on the ship alone, slowly approaching Iapetus.<br> During his approach, he gradually notices a small black spot on the <br>surface of Iapetus, and later finds it identical in shape to TMA-1, only <br>much larger. The scientists on Earth name this monolith "TMA-2", which <br>Bowman identifies as a double misnomer because it is not in the Tycho<br> crater and gives off no magnetic anomaly. When Bowman approaches <br>the monolith, it opens and pulls in Bowman's pod. Before he vanishes,<br> Mission Control hears him proclaim: "The thing's hollow – it goes on <br>forever – and – oh my God! – it's full of stars!"</div>
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<div class="f">TÉMATA:</div>
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<div class="g">2001: A Space Odyssey explores technological advancement: its<br> promise and its danger.
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The book explores the perils related to the atomic age.<br>
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The story follows the growth of human civilization from primitive <br>hominids. Distinctively, Space Odyssey<br> is concerned about not only the<br> evolution that has led to the development of humanity, but also the<br> evolution that humanity might undergo in the future.
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Space Odyssey offers one such vision, offering a glimpse at what space<br> exploration might one day become. Lengthy journeys, such as manned <br>flights to Saturn, and advanced technologies, such as suspended<br> animation, are described in the novel.
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The book raises questions about consciousness, sentience, and human <br>interactions with machines. Hal's helpful disposition contrasts with his <br>malevolent behaviour.<br>
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The novel is deliberately written so as to give the reader an almost<br> kinesthetic familiarity with the experience of space travel and <br>the technologies encountered. Large sections of the novel are devoted to <br>detailed descriptions of these.</div>
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<div class="h">PROLISTUJTE SI:</div>
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<div class="i">PARAMETRY:</div>
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<td><b>Název původní knihy</b></td>
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<td>Space Odyssey</td>
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<td><b>vydavatel</b></td>
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<td>Hutchinson</td>
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<td><b>Edice</b></td>
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<td>Science fiction</td>
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<td><b>Počet stránek</b></td>
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<td>224</td>
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<td><b>Vazba</b></td>
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<td>Pevná s přebalem</td>
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<td><b>Barevnost</b></td>
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<td>Černobílá</td>
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<td><b>ISBN</b></td>
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<td>0-453-00269-2</td>
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<td>152 x 226 mm</td>
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<div class="j">O AUTOROVI:</div>
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<div class="posl"><b>Sir Arthur Charles Clarke (*1917)</b> <br>Clarke was born in Minehead,<br> Somerset, England, and grew up in<br> nearby Bishops Lydeard. As a boy,<br> he lived on a farm, where he enjoyed stargazing, fossil collecting,<br> and reading American science-<br>fiction pulp magazines. He received<br> his secondary education at Huish <br>school in Taunton. Some of his early influences included dinosaur <br>cigarette cards, which led to an<br> enthusiasm for fossils starting about <br>1925.</div>
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