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Isaac Asimov
ISBN 9780008117504
Rs. 800
Harper Voyager
Foundation and Empire
Who it's for: Readers of classic science fiction and Asimov fans
Foundation and Empire, the second novel in Isaac Asimov's acclaimed Foundation series, continues the saga of the Galactic Empire's decline. Divided into two parts, 'The General' and 'The Mule', the narrative explores the Foundation's conflict with a formidable military leader and introduces a mysterious individual capable of altering human emotions. Asimov examines historical forces, the nature of power, and the interplay between knowledge and destiny within a vast interstellar setting.Why You Should Read? Continues the narrative of the influential Foundation series. Explores themes of historical determinism, power, and unexpected variables. Features a compelling narrative with new challenges to the Foundation's plans. A foundational work in science fiction literature.
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- Continues the acclaimed Foundation series
- Divided into two parts: 'The General' and 'The Mule'
- Introduces a character who can alter human emotions
- Explores historical determinism and the nature of power
- A foundational work in science fiction literature
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Questions about this book
Is this the first book in the Foundation series?
No, it is the second novel in the series, continuing the saga of the Galactic Empire's decline.
What are the main parts of the book?
The book is divided into two parts: 'The General' and 'The Mule'.
What is the Mule?
The Mule is a mysterious individual introduced in the second part who has the ability to alter human emotions.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores historical forces, the nature of power, and the interplay between knowledge and destiny.