隐形人
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作者H. G. 威尔斯,(澳)科斯特 改写
出版社译林出版社
ISBN9787544728218
出版时间2012-06
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货号7688991
上书时间2023-10-16
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导语摘要
《隐形人(附光盘适合高1高2年级)/津津有味读经典》编著者H.GWwlls。
威尔斯是英国著名小说家，尤以科幻小说闻名于世，《隐形人》是他最重要的作品之一。
这部科幻小说在科学的基础上进行了合理的想象，让隐形人这个匪夷所思的概念合理化。书中不仅专门详细阐述了隐身术的科学依据和相关原理，还在一些细节上做了交代，如隐形人必须脱去所有衣服才能隐身，吃了东西没消化之前会被人看到所吃的食物。这些准确的细节描写让读者沉浸在一个奇幻的世界中，得到充分的艺术享受。在科技发展的今天，许多科幻小说中预言的情景都得到了实现，隐身术是否也会成为现实昵?
目录
CHAPTER 1 The Stranger Arrives
CHAPTER 2 Mr. Henfrey Sees the Stranger
CHAPTER 3 Hundreds of Bottles
CHAPTER 4 Dr. Cuss Talks to the Stranger
CHAPTER 5 A Thief at the Vicarage
CHAPTER 6 The Furniture That Went Mad
CHAPTER 7 The Stranger Shows Himself
CHAPTER 8 Mr. Thomas Marvel
CHAPTER 9 Mr. Marvel Visits Iping
CHAPTER 10 In the Hotel
CHAPTER 11 The Invisible Man Gets Angry
CHAPTER 12 Mr. Marvel Tries to Leave His Job
CHAPTER 13 The Old Sailor at Port Stowe
CHAPTER 14 The Man Who Ran into the Hotel
CHAPTER 15 Dr. Kemp Has a Visitor
CHAPTER 16 The Invisible Man Sleeps
CHAPTER 17 The Invisible Man Explains
CHAPTER 18 A Man Becomes Invisible
CHAPTER 19 The Invisible Man Has Problems
CHAPTER 20 In the Shopping Mall
CHAPTER 21 The Invisible Man Gets Dressed
CHAPTER 22 The Invisible Man Escapes
CHAPTER 23 Murder!
CHAPTER 24 Dr. Kemp at Home
CHAPTER 25 Hunting Doctor Kemp
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内容摘要
《隐形人(附光盘适合高1高2年级)/津津有味读经典》编著者H.GWwlls。
《隐形人(附光盘适合高1高2年级)/津津有味读经典》内容提要：一个神秘的陌生人来到了一个平静的村庄，住进了一家旅馆。他头缠纱布，整个身子都隐藏在黑色的外套里。接着怪异的事情发生了，人们发现，在他厚厚的伪装下居然什么都没有：没有手，没有脑袋，没有躯干……他们面对的是一个可怕的隐形人。他无处不在，却又无处寻觅。
原来这是一位名叫格里芬的科学家，他发明了一种隐身术，把自己变成了来去无踪的隐形人。刚开始成为隐形人时，他就放火烧了房东的房子，后来的一番遭遇更使他走到。『人类的对立面。他认为人人与他为敌，人人都想要捉住他。于是他更加变本加厉，偷盗、伤人甚至杀人，无恶不作。在与昔日同窗肯普医生道出种种秘密之后，他终于被抓住了弱点，遭到了毁灭的命运。对隐身术的追求本无可厚非，但他却走上了歧途，错误地利用了自己的发明，这对我们今天的科技发展不无借鉴和启发的作用。
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