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The Shifting Realities of Philip K. Dick compiles a collection of the science‑fiction author’s nonfiction works—many of which had never appeared before or were only in obscure, out‑of‑print sources. The essays, journal entries, speeches, and interviews cover topics such as the convergence of physics and metaphysics, speculative virtual reality scenarios, and the erosion of fundamental human values amid rapid technological change. The volume underscores Dick’s dual legacy as both a visionary writer and an incisive thinker concerned with the philosophical and societal implications of technology.
First publish date: 1995
Genre: Technology & Computing/Computer Science
Authors: Philip K. Dick
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