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The left hand of darkness / Ursula K. Le Guin

By: Contributor(s): Series: Publisher: New York : Ace, [2019]Copyright date: ©1969Copyright date: ©2019 Edition: 50th anniversary editionDescription: xxiii, 341 pages ; 20 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780441478125
  • 0441478123
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • F LEG
LOC classification:
  • PS3562.E44 L44 2019
Contents:
1. A Parade in Erhenrang -- 2. The Place Inside the Blizzard -- 3. The Mad King -- 4. The Nineteenth Day -- 5. The Domestication of Hunch -- 6. One Way into Orgoreyn -- 7. The Question of Sex -- 8. Another Way into Orgoreyn -- 9. Estraven the Traitor -- 10. Conversations in Mishnory -- 11. Soliloquies in Mishnory -- 12. On Time and Darkness -- 13. Down on the Farm -- 14. The Escape -- 15. To the Ice --16. Between Drumner and Dremegole -- 17. An Orgota Creation Myth -- 18. On the Ice -- 19. Homecoming -- 20. A Fool's Errand -- The Gethenian Calendar and Clock
Summary: Le Guin's Hainish series begins with the assumption that centuries ago humanoids from the planet Hain ventured through the solar system establishing colonies on various planets including Earth. For mysterious reasons these colonies lose all contact and knowledge of each other until the 21st century when an attempt is made to establish a galactic league. Individual stories in this loosely organized series explore the inherent communication difficulties in the mingling and clash of cultures that, over the centuries of separation, have developed widely disparate social and political structures as well as a range of biological differences
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Includes new introduction by David Mitchell and a new afterword by Charlie Jane Anders

1. A Parade in Erhenrang -- 2. The Place Inside the Blizzard -- 3. The Mad King -- 4. The Nineteenth Day -- 5. The Domestication of Hunch -- 6. One Way into Orgoreyn -- 7. The Question of Sex -- 8. Another Way into Orgoreyn -- 9. Estraven the Traitor -- 10. Conversations in Mishnory -- 11. Soliloquies in Mishnory -- 12. On Time and Darkness -- 13. Down on the Farm -- 14. The Escape -- 15. To the Ice --16. Between Drumner and Dremegole -- 17. An Orgota Creation Myth -- 18. On the Ice -- 19. Homecoming -- 20. A Fool's Errand -- The Gethenian Calendar and Clock

Le Guin's Hainish series begins with the assumption that centuries ago humanoids from the planet Hain ventured through the solar system establishing colonies on various planets including Earth. For mysterious reasons these colonies lose all contact and knowledge of each other until the 21st century when an attempt is made to establish a galactic league. Individual stories in this loosely organized series explore the inherent communication difficulties in the mingling and clash of cultures that, over the centuries of separation, have developed widely disparate social and political structures as well as a range of biological differences