Science-fiction Studies, Volume 26, Part 1SFS Publications., 1999 - Science fiction |
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Page 69
... scene is entirely packaged within the familiar rhetoric of this trope , it is difficult for the audience not to think of Kusanagi as anything other than a " mother , " a maternal figure whose role is ultimately synonymous with her ...
... scene is entirely packaged within the familiar rhetoric of this trope , it is difficult for the audience not to think of Kusanagi as anything other than a " mother , " a maternal figure whose role is ultimately synonymous with her ...
Page 81
... scenes of merciless violence which have the wide scope of high - tech warfare but the viciousness of low - tech combat ... scene , also violent . The main characters are endlessly enacting what they once witnessed , and this suggests the ...
... scenes of merciless violence which have the wide scope of high - tech warfare but the viciousness of low - tech combat ... scene , also violent . The main characters are endlessly enacting what they once witnessed , and this suggests the ...
Page 87
scene " is meant here simply an incident , remembered as a scene , which incorporates sex and violence , and figures for the character concerned , and also for the story , as determinative and inexpungible . The pointer to the treasure ...
scene " is meant here simply an incident , remembered as a scene , which incorporates sex and violence , and figures for the character concerned , and also for the story , as determinative and inexpungible . The pointer to the treasure ...
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Science Fiction | 23 |
Ann Weinstone Science Fiction as a Young Persons First | 41 |
Science Fiction Meets | 49 |
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