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Page 161
Was it not noticeable at the end of the [First World] war that men returned silent—
not richer, but poorer in communicable experience? ... A generation that had
gone to school on a horse-drawn streetcar now stood under the open sky in a ...
Was it not noticeable at the end of the [First World] war that men returned silent—
not richer, but poorer in communicable experience? ... A generation that had
gone to school on a horse-drawn streetcar now stood under the open sky in a ...
Page 168
This vision, like that of other writers (whether in or out of the sf genre), is rooted in
a partial reconstruction or transposition of personal experience. Nonetheless,
unlike his first two psychological novels, his sf cannot be read simply as private ...
This vision, like that of other writers (whether in or out of the sf genre), is rooted in
a partial reconstruction or transposition of personal experience. Nonetheless,
unlike his first two psychological novels, his sf cannot be read simply as private ...
Page 292
Their obsessive fictional practice may invite such an inquiry, and Broderick
virtually admits to shooting fish in a barrel, but autobiographical elements can be
found in other sf, too, such as the military experiences of Robert A. Heinlein,
Walter M.
Their obsessive fictional practice may invite such an inquiry, and Broderick
virtually admits to shooting fish in a barrel, but autobiographical elements can be
found in other sf, too, such as the military experiences of Robert A. Heinlein,
Walter M.
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