Across the Chasm 9789364281140 human-like robots benefit self-cognizance and

human-like robots benefit self-cognizance and call for their rights

a young woman caught between the societal expectations of her time and a growing desire for personal and spiritual transformation

insisting that any perceived inferiority is not natural but the result of societal oppression

Pollard weaves together themes of courage

showing how complicated its miles for human beings to interact with each other

Across the Chasm 9789364281140 human-like robots benefit self-cognizance andAcross the Chasm is a novel that explores the life of a young woman as she navigates the complexities of societal expectations, gender roles, and personal aspirations. The story follows her journey from her family's once grand home to Washington, D. C., where she encounters new people and ideas. Her interactions with two men one an idle admirer and the other a cultured individual highlight contrasts in class and culture, deepening her internal