Science-fiction Studies, Volume 32, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2005 - Science fiction |
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Butler is concerned with new ways of being and new forms of social organization ; and rethinking" radicalizing " in Derrida's terms — the human / animal boundary offers her a way to explore this theme . In A Thousand Plateaus ( 1987 ) ...
Butler is concerned with new ways of being and new forms of social organization ; and rethinking" radicalizing " in Derrida's terms — the human / animal boundary offers her a way to explore this theme . In A Thousand Plateaus ( 1987 ) ...
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Butler's novel is an example of a text that offers a new mythology for imagining this moment of becoming , for being both and neither human and animal since that binary no longer holds . Butler does this by showing the process for ...
Butler's novel is an example of a text that offers a new mythology for imagining this moment of becoming , for being both and neither human and animal since that binary no longer holds . Butler does this by showing the process for ...
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The essays in the final section on “ Fans ” offer perhaps the greatest variety of perspectives in the book . Alan McGee's " How to Tell the Difference between Production and Consumption : A Case Study in Dr. Who Fandom " rejects the ...
The essays in the final section on “ Fans ” offer perhaps the greatest variety of perspectives in the book . Alan McGee's " How to Tell the Difference between Production and Consumption : A Case Study in Dr. Who Fandom " rejects the ...
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Contents
Carl Abbott Homesteading on the Extraterrestrial Frontier | 240 |
Butler LSD Lying Ink and Lies | 265 |
Animals Kinship and Butlers | 281 |
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