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- The_Astronauts abstract "The Astronauts (in Polish Astronauci) is the first science fiction novel by Polish writer Stanisław Lem published as a book, in 1951.To write the novel, Lem received advance payment from publishing house Czytelnik (Warsaw). The book became an instant success and was translated into several languages (first into Czech, published in 1956). This success convinced Lem to switch to the career of a science-fiction author.The Astronauts, written for the youth, is set in the Communist utopian future. To get published under the communist regime in Poland, Lem had to insert frequent references to the ideals of communism. Decades later, Lem declared about The Astronauts:Everything is so smooth and balanced; among the heroes we have a positive Russian character and a sweet Chinese; naiveté is present on all pages of this book. The hope that in the year 2000 the world would be wonderful is indeed very childish....The term cosmonaut, used in countries of Eastern Bloc, was not yet created when the text was written, hence the name Astronauts.Inability to ever understand alien civilizations, a frequent motive of Lem's future works, appears here for the first time.".
- The_Astronauts author Stanis%C5%82aw_Lem.
- The_Astronauts country Poland.
- The_Astronauts language Polish_language.
- The_Astronauts literaryGenre Science_fiction.
- The_Astronauts previousWork Hospital_of_the_Transfiguration.
- The_Astronauts publisher Czytelnik.
- The_Astronauts subsequentWork The_Magellanic_Cloud.
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- The_Astronauts author Stanisław_Lem.
- The_Astronauts caption "First edition".
- The_Astronauts country Poland.
- The_Astronauts coverArtist "Jan S.Miklaszewski".
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- The_Astronauts genre Science_fiction.
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- The_Astronauts illustrator "Bolesław Penciak".
- The_Astronauts language Polish_language.
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- The_Astronauts name "The Astronauts".
- The_Astronauts precededBy Hospital_of_the_Transfiguration.
- The_Astronauts publisher "Czytelnik".
- The_Astronauts releaseDate "1951".
- The_Astronauts titleOrig "Astronauci".
- The_Astronauts subject Category:1950s_science_fiction_novels.
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- The_Astronauts subject Category:Venus_in_fiction.
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- The_Astronauts comment "The Astronauts (in Polish Astronauci) is the first science fiction novel by Polish writer Stanisław Lem published as a book, in 1951.To write the novel, Lem received advance payment from publishing house Czytelnik (Warsaw). The book became an instant success and was translated into several languages (first into Czech, published in 1956). This success convinced Lem to switch to the career of a science-fiction author.The Astronauts, written for the youth, is set in the Communist utopian future.".
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