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Article: TITLE DEED HOW THE BOOK GOT ITS NAME 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY BY ARTHUR C. CLARKE
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- The Sunday Telegraph London
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- November 4, 2007
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2001: A Space Odyssey was written as a novel simultaneously with
the film screenplay. The date came from the director Stanley Kubrick
but the second half, the 'Odyssey' component, was Clarke's idea. It
is a neglected key to the project's interpretation. Clarke said that
the 'Odyssean parallel' was 'a deliberate attempt at creating a
myth', and long before the film, in a 1958 book of essays, had
written: 'Across the gulf of ...
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Article: DENVER MUSEUM A SPACE ODYSSEY.(TRAVEL)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);
September 7, 2003 ;
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......Museum of Nature and Science has launched a project called Space Odyssey, featuring interactive exhibits and an all-digital planetarium...and $6 (children and seniors) for the museum, including the Space Odyssey and various other exhibits, to $16 and $12 for museum, planetarium...
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