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Summer Reading: Flatland

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William C

 

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February 23, 2016

 

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The narrator describes his flat universe, as it appears to a Spaceland (3-D universe) observer and to its inhabitants. He begins by describing how the inhabitants of flat land live, how they are governed, and how they recognize each other since from a flat perspective, a square would look like a line...
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The book at first starts to seem like Plato's Republic when the narrator describes how the government is run. In flatland there is a higher Archie very similar to that or Plato's Republic with the women on the bottom, then the workers and army, and then nobility, priests and king. After describing his government he addresses each class which turns into a big geometry lesson...
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