Science-fiction Studies, Volume 30, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2003 - Science fiction |
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Its “ facts ” —about the afterlife , embalming , and funerary ... it maintains a master - servant relationship through much of the empire . In fact , the narrative repeatedly reminds us that , DOING SCIENCE IN MACHINE AGE HORROR 221.
Its “ facts ” —about the afterlife , embalming , and funerary ... it maintains a master - servant relationship through much of the empire . In fact , the narrative repeatedly reminds us that , DOING SCIENCE IN MACHINE AGE HORROR 221.
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In fact , the narrative repeatedly reminds us that , despite their separation by millennia , both ancient and modern systems of power , the one bound up in religion and mysticism , the other avowedly scientific , work in remarkably ...
In fact , the narrative repeatedly reminds us that , despite their separation by millennia , both ancient and modern systems of power , the one bound up in religion and mysticism , the other avowedly scientific , work in remarkably ...
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In fact , the impulse to fantasy is as stubborn as the impulse to cognitive identity . The fact that the never - possible is not expunged , but in fact becomes a hugely important cultural mode , is astounding . Our consciousness of the ...
In fact , the impulse to fantasy is as stubborn as the impulse to cognitive identity . The fact that the never - possible is not expunged , but in fact becomes a hugely important cultural mode , is astounding . Our consciousness of the ...
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