Türkiye İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları Mirasçılar - William Golding

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The heirs is the story of the destruction of the neanderthal people after their encounter with homo sapiens. In his 1955 novel, william golding places the fear of the unknown "other" in a prehistoric era, where neanderthals were living their final days on earth. Golding's neanderthal man is not in full harmony with the scientific findings of the period.

believing in the “evil” of killing, he is content with the food found in nature. Golding also attributes to him a religion and a telepathic ability.

Considering that the cave paintings recently discovered in spain and france, which are believed to have been made by neanderthals, indicate a cognitive capacity indistinguishable from that of early modern humans, it is clear that scientific findings on this subject will continue to be updated day by day.

Golding's aim wasn't to create a work that aligns with scientific facts, but rather to offer an alternative history that explains human nature to human nature. He stood alongside the neanderthals, who were not the ancestors of homo sapiens, the modern human, but who were devoid of the necessary hardware and the ability to transform their perceptions into coherent thought sequences to maintain their existence in the external world, with the violence and power struggles they applied. The grandeur of the inheritors lies in the unparalleled imagination of its creator, a formidable stylist who possessed a tremendous linguistic skill to convey everything from a neanderthal perspective. "the heirs," as arthur koestler described it, "is an earthquake in the stone-cut forests of the english novel," is one of the most striking works that reveal the violence and corruption inherent in human nature. Barcode: 9786254297397 format: book number of pages: 216 dimensions: 12.5 x 20.5 binding: paperback paper type: 1. Dough printing date: october / 2026

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