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• catalog abstract ""Verne wrote this play in the middle of his life, between his optimistic (science helps humanity and is good) and pessimistic (science is dangerous and bad) works; the play is a vehicle for Verne to ask himself and his readers whether science, technology, and the pursuit of knowledge are good or bad. He used the play to pose questions about life and wisdom that are still important to us today." "This special edition of Journey Through the Impossible includes several important features that will enhance the reader's appreciation for the play. Edward Baxter's compelling English translation is augmented by a revealing Introduction written by Jean-Michel Margot, president of the North American Jules Verne Society, which places the play in historical context and explains its importance to Verne's corpus. Detailed references and explanatory notes by Margot expand upon important terms and concepts in the play and provide additional insights into the author. Many wonderful illustrations from the original set designs and a reproduction of a page from a lost scene of the play combine with spectacular original illustrations by artist Roger Leyonmark created specifically for this edition of the work. Leyonmark's artistry will transport readers to the world of Jules Verne on stage."--Jacket.".
• catalog alternative "Voyage à travers l'impossible. English".
• catalog contributor b12920592.
• catalog contributor b12920593.
• catalog created "2003.".
• catalog date "2003".
• catalog date "2003.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2003.".
• catalog description ""This special edition of Journey Through the Impossible includes several important features that will enhance the reader's appreciation for the play. Edward Baxter's compelling English translation is augmented by a revealing Introduction written by Jean-Michel Margot, president of the North American Jules Verne Society, which places the play in historical context and explains its importance to Verne's corpus. Detailed references and explanatory notes by Margot expand upon important terms and concepts in the play and provide additional insights into the author.".
• catalog description ""Verne wrote this play in the middle of his life, between his optimistic (science helps humanity and is good) and pessimistic (science is dangerous and bad) works; the play is a vehicle for Verne to ask himself and his readers whether science, technology, and the pursuit of knowledge are good or bad. He used the play to pose questions about life and wisdom that are still important to us today."".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
• catalog description "Introduction / Jean-Michel Margot -- Synopsis of the Play -- Cast of Characters -- The Center of the Earth -- Andernak Castle -- The Fallen Angel -- The Inn -- Five Hundred Leagues Underground -- The Central Fire -- The Bottom of the Sea -- The Harbor at Goa -- The Platform of the Nautilus -- The Nautilus -- Underwater Navigation -- On the Ocean Floor -- An Underwater Forest -- The Coral Reef -- Atlantis -- The Planet Altor -- The Gun Club -- The Cannon Shot -- The Planet Altor -- The End of a World -- The Explosion -- Andernak Castle -- Apotheosis -- 1882: Two Reviews of Journey Through the Impossible -- Arnold Mortier: Evenings in Paris in 1882 (November 25) -- The New York Times "A Jules Verne Piece" (December 19).".
• catalog description "Many wonderful illustrations from the original set designs and a reproduction of a page from a lost scene of the play combine with spectacular original illustrations by artist Roger Leyonmark created specifically for this edition of the work. Leyonmark's artistry will transport readers to the world of Jules Verne on stage."--Jacket.".
• catalog extent "180 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Journey through the impossible.".
• catalog identifier "1591020794 (cloth : alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Journey through the impossible.".
• catalog issued "2003".
• catalog issued "2003.".
• catalog language "eng fre".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Amherst, N.Y. : Prometheus Books,".
• catalog relation "Journey through the impossible.".
• catalog subject "843/.8 21".
• catalog subject "French drama 19th century.".
• catalog subject "PQ2469.V73 E5 2003".
• catalog subject "Science fiction plays, French.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction / Jean-Michel Margot -- Synopsis of the Play -- Cast of Characters -- The Center of the Earth -- Andernak Castle -- The Fallen Angel -- The Inn -- Five Hundred Leagues Underground -- The Central Fire -- The Bottom of the Sea -- The Harbor at Goa -- The Platform of the Nautilus -- The Nautilus -- Underwater Navigation -- On the Ocean Floor -- An Underwater Forest -- The Coral Reef -- Atlantis -- The Planet Altor -- The Gun Club -- The Cannon Shot -- The Planet Altor -- The End of a World -- The Explosion -- Andernak Castle -- Apotheosis -- 1882: Two Reviews of Journey Through the Impossible -- Arnold Mortier: Evenings in Paris in 1882 (November 25) -- The New York Times "A Jules Verne Piece" (December 19).".
• catalog title "Journey through the impossible / by Jules Verne ; translated by Edward Baxter ; introduction by Jean-Michel Margot ; original artwork by Roger Leyonmark".
• catalog title "Voyage à travers l'impossible. English".
• catalog type "text".