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Utopias are impossible. "but the master of fantastic literature and science fiction, ursula le guin, who says ""we can write"", continues to look into the future to settle accounts with the age we live in."

the return to the nest, which is considered to be among the most creative examples of le guin's utopian dream power, is not a traditional novel, as can be seen from the first lines.

combining a wide variety of forms - stories, poems, myths, folk tales, dramas, essays and documents - with dazzling skill, this book is designed as a fictional ethnography of a distant future.

the constant return to the nest describes the world of the presumptive kes people who lived hundreds, maybe thousands of years after a geography that did not yet exist.

the choses are a peaceful people who live in north california in the valley of na, after mankind had brought itself to destruction.

In introducing us to the social utopia that the trampolines have woven around themselves with an incredible wealth of detail, le guin perhaps pays the us back for its debt to the american indigenes

Because it is impossible to ignore the similarities between this imaginary public and the american natives.

Centered around the life story of the northern owl, a girl born in sinchan, from the nine towns of the valley, this extensive ethnography weaves with impressive persuasiveness the social life proposition of modern capitalist society that can be called counter-thesis. Starting from the human-nature relationship, the tribes live in a world unlike anything we live in today.

perhaps the most fundamental feature of this world, where time follows not so much a linear as a cyclical course, determined by Transitional dances, is its alienation from the progressive ideal. In this society where differences are accepted as they are, change does not indicate a move forward or backward

it simply points to change.

the chaps are not very interested in what is happening with the rest of the world, nor are they interested in the beginning and the results.

central cultural concepts, the “joint”, which allows everything to both stay connected and move around each other.

the extraordinary imaginative imaging of le guin makes it very difficult to stick the labels we are familiar with today in the world of the explorers.

the only way to recognize the keres life, which is based on a completely different social organization and completely different spiritual values, and to breathe the liberating atmosphere of this imaginary society is to blend in with the valley people by following the northern owl.

ursula le guin has created a compelling and convincing utopia that awakens violent longing in the reader, compelling him to question repeatedly the way of life in which he is drowning.

don't leave yourself out of this happy escape you will live among the valley people. Sometimes, when you open the cover of a book and on the five-to-ten pages that unfold before you, you get the feeling that the world is more real than the room you are sitting in... returning to the nest is definitely a candidate to join the classics

perhaps a genius product.

“oxford times”a heartfelt call for peace and common sense.

simply a wonderful book. Today le guin is adept at creating cultures that stand side by side in a convincing way, without giving the impression of being held together by a makeshift stitch. Even when writing a utopian novel, he manages not to appear frivolous or impossible.

london standard

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