a life for the starsの例文

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1. The second, " A Life For The Stars ", is a coming of age story set amid flying cities.
2. "A Life for the Stars " ( 1962 ) is a " bildungsroman " describing the adventures of sixteen-year-old Chris deFord, born when the above process of migration had already been going on for a considerable time.
3. The city is imagined as a member of the class of interstellar Okies in James Blish's 1962 novel, " A Life for the Stars ", in which in 2273 AD Scranton, equipped with a space drive, flies away and leaves an impoverished Earth behind.
4. Other writers to explore the cycles of civilisations in their works include James Blish, who studied the works of Oswald Spengler and whose novels " Cities in Flight ", " They Shall Have Stars ", " A Life for the Stars ", " Earthman Come Home ", and " The Triumph of Time " portray the rise and fall of the galaxy as an inevitable cycle, of which ( unlike in other dystopian SF stories of the 1940s and 1950s ) the use of machine technology is merely a symptom not the actual cause, and culminate, as in Wollheim's eighth stage, with the end of the universe and the birth of a new one.