The plot of The World of Null-A is complicated. In order to show the advantages of non-Aristotelian logic, van Vogt places his ultimate Null-A philosopher Gosseyn under extreme stress, including enduring his own horrible murder. Gosseyn is flung from one suspenseful situation to another; the suspense simultaneously forces Gosseyn to use to the utmost his Null-A skills and serves to maintain reader interest. In.....
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