Science-fiction Studies, Volume 32, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2005 - Science fiction |
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Each girl is introduced to the next generation of changed people , children who
are animal - like in their morphology as well as in their behavior . Keira sees the
children as “ perfect , ” perfect examples of what they are , which is not human ...
Each girl is introduced to the next generation of changed people , children who
are animal - like in their morphology as well as in their behavior . Keira sees the
children as “ perfect , ” perfect examples of what they are , which is not human ...
Page 306
Max is rescued from the desert by a tribe of white children , who transport him by
boat to their cliff - face community . The sanctuary offered by their village acts out
the spatial dichotomy , imagined during the nineteenth century , of the Australian
...
Max is rescued from the desert by a tribe of white children , who transport him by
boat to their cliff - face community . The sanctuary offered by their village acts out
the spatial dichotomy , imagined during the nineteenth century , of the Australian
...
Page 311
By the film ' s end , as he chooses to sacrifice himself so the children can escape ,
Max “ isn ' t mad any more ... restores the children to the sense of home and
belonging from which he was exiled in Mad Mar by the murder of his wife and
child .
By the film ' s end , as he chooses to sacrifice himself so the children can escape ,
Max “ isn ' t mad any more ... restores the children to the sense of home and
belonging from which he was exiled in Mad Mar by the murder of his wife and
child .
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Science Fiction Studies was founded in 1973 by R D Mullen 19151998 and | 316 |
Arthur B Evans | 359 |
enJones Science Fictionision of Bulweron Paul | 382 |
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