2061: Odyssey Three (Arthur C. Clarke) 19. Tomorrow Now: Imagining the Next 50 Years by Bruce Sterling in 2002. 21. During more than 60 years of creative endeavours, Arthur C Clarke was prolific. Arthur C. Clarke’s Philosophy for the 21st Century . He produced a vast and regular output of books, essays and speeches in several areas of expertise – space travel, telecommunications, undersea exploration, and humanity’s future shaped by science and technology. The hard work of bibliographers tends to often get ignored in this age of search engines and other electronic resources, but for librarians, bibliographies are invaluable when you need a looking glass into a topic or person’s work. 3001: The Final Odyssey (Arthur C. Clarke) 24. Joseph Campbell (19041987) was a renowned scholar in comparative - ythology. Style and Writing in the 21st Century - with Steven Pinker - Duration: 53:41. Visions of the World to Come (November 2001, by Arthur C. Clarke) - Clarke presents a speculative timeline of the 21st century.
Arthur C. Clarke is one of the 20th century's greatest writers of fiction-certainly of science fiction-and, as many of us know, of accessible science writing. 21 Lessons for the 21st Century (Yuval Noah Harari) 20. 2BR02B (Kurt Vonnegut) 23. Summary: In the mid-20th century, british science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke wrote some of the most impressionable ideas in his award-winning novels that made many real world predictions and explanations of future technologies. In my exploration of Clarke’s work I came across David Samuelson’s Arthur C. Clarke, a Primary and Secondary Bibliography (Boston, G.K. Hall, 1984). However, this book is not an essential piece of his canon. 2001: A Space Odyssey (Arthur C. Clarke) 17. 2010: Odyssey Two (Arthur C. Clarke) 18. By Bob Krone .
2666 (Roberto Bolaño) ADVERTISEMENT. It's interesting, to be sure, some of Clarke's visions of the future are novel and worth thinking about. 31 Songs (Nick Hornby) 25. In 1964, futurist Arthur C. Clarke predicted that in 50 years, people “will no longer commute—they will communicate.” For a significant portion of the American workforce, the future is now. 53:41. A popular science approach on futurology, reflecting technology, politics and culture of the next 50 years. The Royal Institution Recommended for you. The 26-Storey Treehouse (Andy Griffiths) 22. COVID-19 has fundamentally changed how we communicate: The virtual meeting is suddenly our primary means of interaction with coworkers.