… The scientific purpose of Flatland was … of Flatland mere one-dimensional lines, inferior
even to the slimmest of isosceles triangles, and vastly inferior to the circular Priesthood. Flatland …

… who took him out of Flatland so that he could … travel across the dimensions to 'spacious
spaces' beyond limit was soon checked, however, and he literally fell back to the earth of Flatland …

… Other readers (including Martin Gardner and Darko Suvin) have viewed Flatland as
similar to Swift's Gulliver's Travels and recognize the story as a caricature of human customs …

… A Flatland creature, as seen from three dimensions, might have the … Flatland, every creature
appears as a line of finite length. In order to recognize a particular individual, one must travel …

… importantly, on the fact that no one can travel back in time—not even such experienced time…
The main strategy these Argonauts employ to combat evil is to travel forward into time, “into …

… What is Flatland, and why should it be annotated? Flatland is a work of scientific fantasy
written by the English clergyman and headmaster Edwin Abbott Abbott and published in 1884. It …

… Class and gender differences dominate the first half of Flatland. … Flatland society is ruled by
priests who are vie١ ved as … the men of Flatland from the dangers of women: Flatland women …

… his new understandings to the citizens of Flatland. Our ethnographer is unable to demonstrate
what he has discovered in his travels regarding the legitimacy of presumed intra- and …

… 9 Through the emerging field of 2D materials, scientists have been able to enter what
Novoselov calls ‘flatland’–a reference to the novel of the same name by Victorian author Edwin …

… "more Spacious Space" are timeless, Flatland also reveals stra central to the brinksmanship
of a … As pa Abbott's wider commentary on the role of imagination in cogn Flatland alludes to …