Science-fiction Studies, Volume 26, Part 2SFS Publications., 1999 - Science fiction |
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... vision of sf , I want to call attention to Fredric Jameson's " Progress Versus Utopia , or Can We Imagine the Future ? ... multinational capitalism , and his long - standing interest in the possibilities of the utopian imagination .
... vision of sf , I want to call attention to Fredric Jameson's " Progress Versus Utopia , or Can We Imagine the Future ? ... multinational capitalism , and his long - standing interest in the possibilities of the utopian imagination .
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parts : the first is a theoretical discussion of both the utopian imagination ( building upon the work of Foucault and Jameson , Mannheim , Bloch , and Marcuse ) and the literary utopia ( considering its particular textual functions and ...
parts : the first is a theoretical discussion of both the utopian imagination ( building upon the work of Foucault and Jameson , Mannheim , Bloch , and Marcuse ) and the literary utopia ( considering its particular textual functions and ...
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“ Early Histories of Utopian Thought ( to 1950 ) . ” Utopian Studies 3.1 ( 1992 ) : 1-38 . 1993 Marleen S. Barr . Lost in Space : Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond . Chapel Hill , NC : U of North Carolina P , 1993 .
“ Early Histories of Utopian Thought ( to 1950 ) . ” Utopian Studies 3.1 ( 1992 ) : 1-38 . 1993 Marleen S. Barr . Lost in Space : Probing Feminist Science Fiction and Beyond . Chapel Hill , NC : U of North Carolina P , 1993 .
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Contents
A HISTORY OF SCIENCE FICTION CRITICISM | 161 |
Gary Westfahl The Popular Tradition of Science Fiction | 187 |
Hassler The Academic Pioneers of Science Fiction | 213 |
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