Eleven: 1: Book One in the Oxygen Series - Vass, Victoria
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There's an ancient language encrypted into our DNA, which holds the secret to our humanity. Carved into a cave deep in the heart of southern Sudan is the story of this first language. Technology has advanced our civilization past its limits. Computers are breaking down and wars are breaking out throughout the world because mankind has forgotten how to communicate. Alexander and Rebekah, two professors at the University of Chicago, have to discover the secret of this universal lexicon as the last hope to save a dying planet. They must use the power of what religions call the voice of God and what scientists call the original language of man.…mehr

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There's an ancient language encrypted into our DNA, which holds the secret to our humanity. Carved into a cave deep in the heart of southern Sudan is the story of this first language. Technology has advanced our civilization past its limits. Computers are breaking down and wars are breaking out throughout the world because mankind has forgotten how to communicate. Alexander and Rebekah, two professors at the University of Chicago, have to discover the secret of this universal lexicon as the last hope to save a dying planet. They must use the power of what religions call the voice of God and what scientists call the original language of man.
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An award-winning journalist for the Chicago Tribune, Vicki Vass' travels in southern Sudan inspired the story behind Eleven: 1. While there covering the civil war, she learned from her guide "Amat," a sudanese history professor, that there are more than 365 languages in southern Sudan. Due to the difficulty in traveling between villages, each tribe has developed its own language.This led her to ask the question: what is the original language of man and what happens when we forget it?