Science-fiction Studies, Volume 32, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2005 - Science fiction |
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Page 243
Because these stories of the West are so powerful in the American imagination ,
they echo and re - echo in imaginative writing about the future . In Wilderness
Visions , David Mogen has clearly analyzed many of the ways in which popular ...
Because these stories of the West are so powerful in the American imagination ,
they echo and re - echo in imaginative writing about the future . In Wilderness
Visions , David Mogen has clearly analyzed many of the ways in which popular ...
Page 247
Examples include California mining , Northwest logging , Alaska fisheries , and ,
in the imagination of the future , asteroid mining . Robert Heinlein — who
imagined a Type I frontier in The Rolling Stones ( 1952 ) — neatly encapsulated
the two ...
Examples include California mining , Northwest logging , Alaska fisheries , and ,
in the imagination of the future , asteroid mining . Robert Heinlein — who
imagined a Type I frontier in The Rolling Stones ( 1952 ) — neatly encapsulated
the two ...
Page 327
... in Science Fiction ” from Kuhn ' s collection . " Science Fiction ' s Disaster
Imagination " considers the destruction of cities and environments , as well as the
dystopian imagination , with an extract from Michael Ryan and Douglas Kellner '
s ...
... in Science Fiction ” from Kuhn ' s collection . " Science Fiction ' s Disaster
Imagination " considers the destruction of cities and environments , as well as the
dystopian imagination , with an extract from Michael Ryan and Douglas Kellner '
s ...
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Science Fiction Studies was founded in 1973 by R D Mullen 19151998 and | 316 |
Arthur B Evans | 359 |
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