Science-fiction Studies, Volume 34, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2007 - Science fiction |
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... produced in a context where the lines blur between production , distribution , and consumption of comics is an ... produce heroes who undermine the racist terms in which superheroes have been hitherto conceived . Brown's avoidance ...
... produced in a context where the lines blur between production , distribution , and consumption of comics is an ... produce heroes who undermine the racist terms in which superheroes have been hitherto conceived . Brown's avoidance ...
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... produce a kind of postmodernist speculative fiction that made its readers feel very strange . It is high time , Sterling concluded , that somebody capitalize on this so - called slipstream literary phenomenon and market it properly ...
... produce a kind of postmodernist speculative fiction that made its readers feel very strange . It is high time , Sterling concluded , that somebody capitalize on this so - called slipstream literary phenomenon and market it properly ...
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... produce new knowledge about life in our still - emergent global village . They have also done an excellent job of ... produced new ways of thinking about familiar Western texts ( as in Tatsumi's reading of 2001 : A Space Odyssey ...
... produce new knowledge about life in our still - emergent global village . They have also done an excellent job of ... produced new ways of thinking about familiar Western texts ( as in Tatsumi's reading of 2001 : A Space Odyssey ...
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