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In addition , Mellor's first chapter gives the reader insights into Mary Shelley's literary beginnings that make clear her integrity as an individual and writer beyond all her connections to the great radical thinkers and writers of her ...
In addition , Mellor's first chapter gives the reader insights into Mary Shelley's literary beginnings that make clear her integrity as an individual and writer beyond all her connections to the great radical thinkers and writers of her ...
Page 278
Brigg begins with an introductory chapter that situates Ballard both as an SF writer and a contemporary " experimental ” writer and then lays out a set of thematic coordinates that Brigg will use in subsequent chapters .
Brigg begins with an introductory chapter that situates Ballard both as an SF writer and a contemporary " experimental ” writer and then lays out a set of thematic coordinates that Brigg will use in subsequent chapters .
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... includes an informative though largely uncritical chapter on Soviet SF from 1917 to 1956 , a fairly familiar account of Gernsback and the rise of the American magazines , and a long chapter on European SF from 1918 to 1955 ...
... includes an informative though largely uncritical chapter on Soviet SF from 1917 to 1956 , a fairly familiar account of Gernsback and the rise of the American magazines , and a long chapter on European SF from 1918 to 1955 ...
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Contents
Glenn Grant Transcendence Through Detournement | 41 |
Ivan Adamovič Czech SF in the Last Forty Years | 50 |
NOTES | 57 |
Copyright | |
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