Science-fiction Studies, Volume 24, Part 1SFS Publications., 1997 - Science fiction |
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... editorials exhorting the readers to buy the magazine at the same newsstand every month ) . Now he essayed something new . He started a correspondence club for the magazine's readers . He called it the Science Fiction League .
... editorials exhorting the readers to buy the magazine at the same newsstand every month ) . Now he essayed something new . He started a correspondence club for the magazine's readers . He called it the Science Fiction League .
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Brunner doesn't want the reader to be at a distance from the text . When Chad Mulligan is ranting , Brunner clearly is operating on a didactic level ; didacticism works poorly when the reader is disengaged from the text .
Brunner doesn't want the reader to be at a distance from the text . When Chad Mulligan is ranting , Brunner clearly is operating on a didactic level ; didacticism works poorly when the reader is disengaged from the text .
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Bail's work also demonstrates another danger in this type of book : talking down to one's readers . In Bail's case , he makes the surprising assumption that his readers cannot be expected to be aware of much literature , so that the ...
Bail's work also demonstrates another danger in this type of book : talking down to one's readers . In Bail's case , he makes the surprising assumption that his readers cannot be expected to be aware of much literature , so that the ...
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