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... living in the future . We are living in a science fiction " ( Weeks and Schwartz ) . Stephenson here identifies the pervasiveness of the sf imagination in our current understanding of ourselves , our social world , and our history ...
... living in the future . We are living in a science fiction " ( Weeks and Schwartz ) . Stephenson here identifies the pervasiveness of the sf imagination in our current understanding of ourselves , our social world , and our history ...
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... living in the future . We're living in science fiction " ( Weeks and Schwartz ) . A journalist for the Boston Globe asked in 1993 : " Given the weird plots that have been hatched on the banks of the Potomac and the science - fiction ...
... living in the future . We're living in science fiction " ( Weeks and Schwartz ) . A journalist for the Boston Globe asked in 1993 : " Given the weird plots that have been hatched on the banks of the Potomac and the science - fiction ...
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... living in the midst of tremendous forces that do not become less mysterious and impinging just because they are given an historical context . The orthodox Marxist critique pretends that art can be valuable only if it represents evil or ...
... living in the midst of tremendous forces that do not become less mysterious and impinging just because they are given an historical context . The orthodox Marxist critique pretends that art can be valuable only if it represents evil or ...
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Anthropology Science | 180 |
The Mummys | 217 |
Istvan CsicseryRonay Jr Science Fiction and Empire | 231 |
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