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Mutation
Автор: Cook Robin
Жанр: общая старинная литература
Владелец: фонд библиотеки
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Формат книги: FB2
Размер файла: 210.94 кб
Внесён в базу библиотеки: 08.10.2012
Like many of Cook's earlier novels ( Coma , Brain , Fever ), this overheated medical thriller covers a hokey, old-fashioned contrivance the creation of a mad scientist runs amok with a veneer of cutting-edge technology. The result resembles an ancient, none-too-scary horror movie played out on modern sets. The author's version of evil genius Dr. Frankenstein is Dr. Victor Frank, a bio-physicist who is driven by his wife Marsha's infertility to create a monster: a son whose genetic structure has been designed to preordain brilliance. Keeping the experiment a secret from his wife, he implants similar embryos in two other women as well. ("When I did it, it seemed like a good idea," he claims, in one of the novel's funnier lines.) A decade later, his work goes awry; the other children die mysteriously, and Marsha realizes that something about her smart son isn't quite normal he has no emotions. (Readers may wonder why, as a child psychologist, she took 10 years to notice.) Cook's characterization is perfunctory even by genre standards, and his initially suspenseful story collapses under the weight of clumsy action scenes and twists that rupture the internal logic of an already shaky premise.
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Дело в том, что массовое сознание шизофренично: народ вполне может проголосовать за взаимоисключающие вещи например, одновременно за снижение налогов и за увеличение социальных выплат. Все люди поодиночке умницы. А народ в массе своей мыслит, как самый глупый его представитель.