The Glass Bees (1957) is perhaps Jünger's most unusual novel, written at the intersection of utopian and dystopian genres.The society of technological progress and the triumph of artificial intelligence, robots that replace humans in production, the development of the virtual reality and comfortable existence. People have to pay for this "well-being" with loneliness and the loss of personal freedom and lack of control.This is the world in which the hero of the novel lives - a retired captain Richard, who is trying to get a job in a factory for the production of intelligent midget robots of a certain Zapparoni - a sophisticated lover of experiments who wants to surpass the main creator - nature.Perhaps humanity has gone astray and the perfection of technology is only an apparent blessing?The publisher's layout has been saved in a4.pdf format.< /p>