Eden. Roman einer außerirdischen Zivilisation

Lem’s depiction of extraterrestrial societies feels deeply philosophical—I'm curious whether specific philosophical ideas influenced his world-building or if it was more about universal questions.

The story delves into complex ideas about morality and communication, which sometimes made the narrative feel dense. Was that your experience, or did it add to the depth for you?

The variety of civilizations seems to serve as a mirror to our own society. I'm interested in how readers interpret these comparisons—are they meant to critique humanity or simply highlight diversity?