Little Fuzzy

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Little Fuzzy is a 1962 science fiction novel by H. Beam Piper that follows the discovery of an endearing alien species and explores questions of sapience, rights, and colonialism on a distant planet.

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instanceOf novel
science fiction novel
author H. Beam Piper
linked to: Henry Beam Piper
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtist Ed Emshwiller
exploresConcept colonial corporate charters
legal definition of personhood
sapient vs. non-sapient beings
featuresSpecies Fuzzies
genre science fiction
hasAdaptation Fuzzy Nation
hasSequel Fuzzies and Other People
Fuzzy Sapiens
inspiredBy debates about animal intelligence
language English
mainTheme colonialism
corporate exploitation
legal rights
personhood
sapience
narrativePerspective third-person
notableFor courtroom scenes about sapience
sympathetic portrayal of alien species
originalMedium print
partOfSeries Fuzzy series
protagonist Jack Holloway
publicationYear 1962
publisher J. B. Lippincott & Co.
setting planet Zarathustra
subgenre first contact fiction
planetary romance
timePeriodOfPublication 1960s

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Henry Beam Piper notableWork Little Fuzzy
Henry Beam Piper hasPart Little Fuzzy
Fuzzy Nation basedOn Little Fuzzy
Fuzzy Sapiens follows Little Fuzzy
Fuzzy Sapiens sequelTo Little Fuzzy
Jack Holloway protagonistOf Little Fuzzy
Jack Holloway appearsIn Little Fuzzy
Jack Holloway firstAppearance Little Fuzzy
Jack Holloway hasAdaptation Little Fuzzy (adapted in later media and editions)
linked to: Little Fuzzy