Fahrenheit stupňů 451

Idioma Czech

Publicado el 30 de octubre de 2009 por Baronet.

ISBN:
978-80-7384-176-8
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Número OCLC:
320411664

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Guy Montag žije obklopen civilizací tryskových aut, raketových letadel, mechanické hudby a také ovšem policejních helikoptér a mechanických "ohařů", kteří svým chemickým čichem neomylně sledují stopu zločince, to je každého, kdo překročí základní zákon, tedy ještě čte knihy a nemyslí tak, jak je předepsáno. Tohoto "zločinu" se právě Montag dopustí. A o hrůzné štvanici, kterou na něho uspořádá policie v přímé televizní reportáži a o zániku onoho odlidštěného světa vypráví toto nejslavnější dílo klasika SF.

source: baronet.cz/451-stupnu-fahrenheita

84 ediciones

Fantastic

I had read this book a long time ago and remembered it as a difficult read - my english was not quite on the same level as it is today. When re-reading it now i was blown away. An amazing story paired with wonderful storytelling. After reading "boring" contemporary novels this was delightfully refreshing

Fênix não tão brilhante

É uma distopia clássica, li há muito tempo mas lembro de não ter achado tão envolvente quanto as primas mais famosas (1984 e Admirável Mundo Novo). Recomendo o conto "Bright Phoenix" que inspirou o livro (é curtinho e achei melhor que o livro).

Do your own bit of saving, and if you drown, at least die knowing you were heading for shore.

There are so many quotes that I have taken away from this book and that I will carry with me for the rest of my life. I think one of the main (or, most impactful) ones is 'if you drown, at least die knowing you were heading for shore' - such a beautiful way of saying die doing what's right. It reminds me of the quote from Stéphane Charbonnier who stated, 'I'd rather die standing than live on my knees' (he was later killed by Islamic terrorists who did not agree with the viewpoints he published). I know that many people reading this review might argue that I should have read this book earlier in my life (and they're likely right) but I want to attempt to rebut this by saying that I think, if I were to read Fahrenheit 451 at any younger age, I might not have been …