Sawyer Robert - Hominids

Robert Sawyer in the book "Hominids" represents a world in which not only modern humans exist on Earth, but also their evolutionary relatives - hominids. The story focuses on scientific and ethical issues arising from the existence of these ancient people, who are beginning to influence modern society.

The novel explores themes of evolution, social integration, and moral dilemmas arising from contact with evolutionarily close beings. Sawyer creates a complex and multi-layered plot in which scientific discoveries, social changes and personal stories of heroes intersect, posing important questions to the reader about the future of mankind.

- By Robert Sawyer

- Genre: Science Fiction

- Topic: Evolution, social integration, moral dilemmas

- Features: Deep scientific and ethical analysis, complex plot, study of human nature