Science-fiction Studies, Volume 34, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2007 - Science fiction |
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... original ) Black power sf struggles against this miracle , depicting great refusals and demands for a here - and - now home within an unhomely land . It focuses on the defiant moment when revolution becomes possible , comes to life ...
... original ) Black power sf struggles against this miracle , depicting great refusals and demands for a here - and - now home within an unhomely land . It focuses on the defiant moment when revolution becomes possible , comes to life ...
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... original ) . Next come God , Saturday Night Live , and the zeitgeist . It all makes sense , and you read the following three very strange stories accordingly . But seven more critical voices then chime in as you read a block of incisive ...
... original ) . Next come God , Saturday Night Live , and the zeitgeist . It all makes sense , and you read the following three very strange stories accordingly . But seven more critical voices then chime in as you read a block of incisive ...
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... original ) . Language , Livingston argues , needs to be seen as an autopoetic system ; it is performative ( as per J.L. Austin ) , and neither referential nor self- referential , but containing qualities of both . Livingston also ...
... original ) . Language , Livingston argues , needs to be seen as an autopoetic system ; it is performative ( as per J.L. Austin ) , and neither referential nor self- referential , but containing qualities of both . Livingston also ...
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