Science-fiction Studies, Volume 34, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2007 - Science fiction |
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Page 241
... genre he associates with the postmodern . As Rushdy and Spaulding demonstrate , discussion of such novels within African - American literary criticism typically avoids engagement with the genre specifics of fantasy and sf . Likewise ...
... genre he associates with the postmodern . As Rushdy and Spaulding demonstrate , discussion of such novels within African - American literary criticism typically avoids engagement with the genre specifics of fantasy and sf . Likewise ...
Page 340
... genre of science fiction has come to be recognized as a primary force providing serious examination of our human construction , our technological present and future , and our connections to the universe we inhabit . Thus , Darren Harris ...
... genre of science fiction has come to be recognized as a primary force providing serious examination of our human construction , our technological present and future , and our connections to the universe we inhabit . Thus , Darren Harris ...
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... genre label Bruce Sterling minted in 1989 in a panicked screed about the impending brain - death of science fiction ... genre sf whose identity accumulates with each new mash - up . The experience of reading Feeling Very Strange will ...
... genre label Bruce Sterling minted in 1989 in a panicked screed about the impending brain - death of science fiction ... genre sf whose identity accumulates with each new mash - up . The experience of reading Feeling Very Strange will ...
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