Science-fiction Studies, Volume 33, Issue 3SFS Publications, 2006 - Science fiction |
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Page 448
... says about science fiction is interesting but , in the context of the 1920s , hardly surprising . But it seems to have fuelled his attitudes towards the two literatures ever after . “ A great gap opened between brief exhilarations in ...
... says about science fiction is interesting but , in the context of the 1920s , hardly surprising . But it seems to have fuelled his attitudes towards the two literatures ever after . “ A great gap opened between brief exhilarations in ...
Page 526
... says that the idea for the fiction came to him just as he was finishing his rewrite of the 1920 text of R.U.R. He also reports that , at some point , Lidové's editor persuaded him to go beyond the 13 chapters he'd submitted and expand ...
... says that the idea for the fiction came to him just as he was finishing his rewrite of the 1920 text of R.U.R. He also reports that , at some point , Lidové's editor persuaded him to go beyond the 13 chapters he'd submitted and expand ...
Page 547
... says , to draw the thesis from the examples rather than " fit [ ting ] my authors to a procrustean thesis " ( xii ) . This withholding of thesis can be a bit frustrating but it also gives the book something of the feel of a mystery ...
... says , to draw the thesis from the examples rather than " fit [ ting ] my authors to a procrustean thesis " ( xii ) . This withholding of thesis can be a bit frustrating but it also gives the book something of the feel of a mystery ...
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