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| Source | ID | Link |
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| GoodReads | 2383296 | https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2383296 |
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Description
What if Homo Sapiens was just a rather special breed of galactic wild rabbit?
Or a high class form of goldfish- Homo-Piscis?
What if he were spiritually inferior to a resurrected version of Neanderthal Man-who
can even beat him at American football?
Apeman, Spaceman is a collection of anthropological SF stories which all pose the question: what is man's place in the universe? To someone, somewhere, we are inferior, perhaps even unnoticable, and yet here we are teaching dolphins cheap tricks. But one day...
• Foreword • (1968) • Carleton S. Coon
• Introduction • (1968) • Leon E. Stover and Harry Harrison
• Neanderthal • (1956) • poem by Marijane Allen
• Throwback • (1949) • L. Sprague de Camp
• Apology for Man's Physique • (1968) • Earnest A. Hooton
• The Renegade • (1943) • Lester del Rey
• Eltonian Pyramid • (1952) • Ralph W. Dexter
• Goldfish Bowl • (1942) • Robert A. Heinlein
• The Second-Class Citizen • (1963) • Damon Knight
• Culture • (1944) • Jerry Shelton
• The Man of the Year Million • (1893) • H. G. Wells
• 1,000,000 A.D. • (1893) • poem by Anonymous
• In the Beginning • (1954) • Morton Klass
• The Future of the Races of Man • (1965) • Carleton S. Coon
• The Kon-Tiki Myth • (1960) • Robert C. Suggs
• A Medal for Horatius • (1955) • Brig. Gen. William C. Hall
• Omnilingual • [Federation • 1] • (1957) • H. Beam Piper
• For Those Who Follow After • (1951) • Dean McLaughlin
• A Preliminary Investigation of an Early Man Site in the Delaware River Valley • (1968) • Charles W. Ward and Timothy J. O'Leary
• Body Ritual Among the Nacirema • (1966) • Horace Miner
• The Wait • (1958) • Kit Reed
• Everybodyovskyism in Cat City • (1968) • Lao Shaw
• The Nine Billion Names of God • (1953) • Arthur C. Clarke
• The Captives • (1953) • Julian Chain
• Men in Space • (1968) • Harold D. Lasswell
• Of Course • (1954) • Chad Oliver
• Afterword • (1968) • Leon E. Stover
Or a high class form of goldfish- Homo-Piscis?
What if he were spiritually inferior to a resurrected version of Neanderthal Man-who
can even beat him at American football?
Apeman, Spaceman is a collection of anthropological SF stories which all pose the question: what is man's place in the universe? To someone, somewhere, we are inferior, perhaps even unnoticable, and yet here we are teaching dolphins cheap tricks. But one day...
• Foreword • (1968) • Carleton S. Coon
• Introduction • (1968) • Leon E. Stover and Harry Harrison
• Neanderthal • (1956) • poem by Marijane Allen
• Throwback • (1949) • L. Sprague de Camp
• Apology for Man's Physique • (1968) • Earnest A. Hooton
• The Renegade • (1943) • Lester del Rey
• Eltonian Pyramid • (1952) • Ralph W. Dexter
• Goldfish Bowl • (1942) • Robert A. Heinlein
• The Second-Class Citizen • (1963) • Damon Knight
• Culture • (1944) • Jerry Shelton
• The Man of the Year Million • (1893) • H. G. Wells
• 1,000,000 A.D. • (1893) • poem by Anonymous
• In the Beginning • (1954) • Morton Klass
• The Future of the Races of Man • (1965) • Carleton S. Coon
• The Kon-Tiki Myth • (1960) • Robert C. Suggs
• A Medal for Horatius • (1955) • Brig. Gen. William C. Hall
• Omnilingual • [Federation • 1] • (1957) • H. Beam Piper
• For Those Who Follow After • (1951) • Dean McLaughlin
• A Preliminary Investigation of an Early Man Site in the Delaware River Valley • (1968) • Charles W. Ward and Timothy J. O'Leary
• Body Ritual Among the Nacirema • (1966) • Horace Miner
• The Wait • (1958) • Kit Reed
• Everybodyovskyism in Cat City • (1968) • Lao Shaw
• The Nine Billion Names of God • (1953) • Arthur C. Clarke
• The Captives • (1953) • Julian Chain
• Men in Space • (1968) • Harold D. Lasswell
• Of Course • (1954) • Chad Oliver
• Afterword • (1968) • Leon E. Stover