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title: "Solaris MP3 CD – MP3 Audio, July 26, 2016"
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# MP3 Format CD Compatibility 2016 Release Solaris MP3 CD – MP3 Audio, July 26, 2016

**Brand:** stanislaw lemalessandro juliani
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Solaris, a philosophical - science fiction book. My interpretation
  

*by M***G on Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2013*

The space race has given us, not only technological advances, but it also had an impact  on other fields such as literature and movies. It has helped man to know himself better in the permanent quest of trying to understand the universe. The stimulus of getting to the moon before the other, pushed advancements in technology. At the same time it  inspired writers and the film industry. This is the case of Solaris, which was first a book and then was the inspiration for at least two movies.The book is excellent in many respects and it deals mainly with philosophy, my own interpretation. The movies based on this book are a good intention of grabing some of the essential themes of the book. I liked more the Russian version since it tries to stay closer to the book.  Solaris, the movie,  is always compared to Kubrick's movie 2001, a Space Odysee. It seems that most people favour the Kubrick work mainly for the special effects. 2001 tries to trascend science fiction with something deeper, however the message is abstract. A 2nd movie called 2010, tries to explain the mistery, but I don't think it was succesful, sometimes is better to leave the mistery and let people imagine the end.Solaris surpasses 2001 in this respect since philosophical ideas are expressed more clearly and heavily in the book, and even gets to the movies. The polish author, Stalisnaw Lem, has included problems of morality, and religious exploration as well, which from my point of view makes it more interesting, since it makes us ponder about man and its destiny. There are lots of conversations in the book and in the movies. The philosophical questions are frequent and there is even an insinuation of an imperfect god, something like the Greek gods.Neither of the movies dwells on the description of Solaris, which is fantastic. The mile long plasma structures that grow and collapse and the colors of the two suns are something only described in the book. The author's imagination helps us discover that we have a universe in our own minds with limitless potential of uderstanding, I don't think I'm exagerating, but we may need minds like S. Lem to realize this.And there is also a love story, which may be the part that is most well known about this book, and it could be the bait to many people since this aspect touches most of them. Here we have a psychological-moral aspect that is troublesome as the rest of the book. The suicide of a person and a guilty feeling makes wonder if a second opportunity could make a person to be better this time, and transform him in the defender, to the end, of this second chance. And even though, there are many subjects in this book, the love story remains there, in the front and in the background. There is mention of the lost woman in the last paragraph of the book.Another interesting fact is the description of the ship and the items within it. The book was written at the very beginning of the space race and for this reason it uses what the author knows and is familiar with. The description of the library is interesting since he describes it in the same way a library on earth can be described. We may see a problem here, since a library, as we know it, may not be practical in space due to the fact that, nowadays, computers have taken the place of entire encyclopedias and archives. However,  in this book, we could just consider a library as a symbol for a place of meetings, where the knowdledge could be so close as to pass its science through osmosis.The 1972 movie has an interesting library where there are more than books, but decoration with chandeliers, old paintings (by Bruegel) and even a Bolivian folk mask of a devil, whose meaning may not be important, but it shows that the whole movie had special details as well as music that was chosen not to be more than the movie. What is important is the depiction of the ocean which, to my eyes, could be compared to the paintings of Monet. Also, this movie has moments in the snow which are painting-like.Other special details are the clothes that Rheya wears, which are a work of art and are ageless as well as a texture that looks soft to the touch. And Tarkovsky, the Russian director, used time as a tool which I like to compare it to the time you could spend looking at pictures of Monet. For this reason, this is not a movie for everybody since action and hyperactive pictures are preferred by the common folks, who will be dissapointed with the slow pace of this movie.One of the most important of the philosophical questions, from my point of view, is when one of the scientists makes a comment about what is accomplished with the space flights, and then he says that we are looking for  mirrors. The main idea behind this statement is that the scientists are forced to change the focus  and scope of its work and ask themselves if they can understand the universe before they can understand themselves. This, for me, is a contribution to the eternal quest of who am I? What lays beyond our solar system? What is in the distant stars? What about God? Do I know myself? What are we looking for? given by Stalisnaw Lem, all around the space race, reflected in his book and movie.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Interesting but disturbing
  

*by M***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023*

Very interesting concepts, and good writing.  For me some elements of the plot are disturbing and a little confusing. But it’s a good story.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Amazing premise hurt by translation
  

*by F***9 on Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2013*

Solaris felt like an uneven read and, as other reviewers have noted, this may be due to this particular translation (Kilmartin/ Cox translation). Reportedly, Lem was not very happy about this version of his novel and thought it did a suspect job of a Polish to English translation. This is evident, as the book has choppy parts that seem to come out of nowhere. Pity I only found this out after reading the novel, otherwise I might have sought other translations.One element of the novel is the psychological aspect of Kris Kelvin travelling from Earth to Solaris, the unsettling and mysterious paranoia that seems to envelop with regard to Solaris' ocean and the consequences of the experiments. The other two men who remain on the planet, Snow and Sartorius, have vastly different demeanors and theories on what is happening. As the experiments are conducted, there are bizarre physical manifestations, or "guests", of past regrets and guilts that show themselves to the three men. Each man handles this manifestation in different ways.It is not long before Kelvin sees former wife, Rheya, next to him. Is she really Rheya? Is she human? Alien?  Lem does an apt job getting into the brain of Kris and revealing his guilt associated with some painful memories.The author also twists science, adding an ironic element to the quest of humans going out in attempts to  understand alien worlds. The problems these explorers face, the dilemmas they try to deal with, are very human. Isolated far from Earth, they do not have to combat ungodly, horrific and grotesque aliens we often associate with other worlds, but rather personal, inner demons and past guilts.The novel is deeply rooted in aspects of not only humanity's expectations of "first contact" with other worlds and its hopelessness, but the nature of human thought and humanness. This is especially evident as "Rhyea" and Kelvin spend time together, and she becomes aware of her true identity.Solaris is complex, but sometimes in the wrong way, as in long , diverting summaries about Solaris' environments and technical passages on weather conditions. I'm all for exposition, but these passages are way too long-winded and erudition heavy, and they stall what is otherwise a good premise and story. This may be part of this translation, though.Check out Tarkovsky's 1972 version of the film, fantastic companion piece to this novel. It is so visually stunning and the Russian director knows exactly how this book should feel, with pacing,  mood and imagery. The film is slightly better exploring the parameters of human psychology, and also adds a preface that sheds more insight into Kelvin's flight to Solaris. The film also goes deeper in examining  themes of love and hope, and the despair of separating past from present.

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