Science-fiction Studies, Volume 30, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2003 - Science fiction |
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[ T ] raditional models ... were eventually transformed . Man did not go to his destiny , or discover his fortunate place ; he saw , in pride or error , his own capacity for collective transformation of himself and his world .
[ T ] raditional models ... were eventually transformed . Man did not go to his destiny , or discover his fortunate place ; he saw , in pride or error , his own capacity for collective transformation of himself and his world .
Page 208
Much the same occurred in Wells , moreover , and it was in relation to these willed transformations to utopia , Williams ... Her anarcho - feminist Anarres is a getaway , rather than a transformation , he observed , but " an open utopia ...
Much the same occurred in Wells , moreover , and it was in relation to these willed transformations to utopia , Williams ... Her anarcho - feminist Anarres is a getaway , rather than a transformation , he observed , but " an open utopia ...
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Sf , I will argue , has been driven by a desire for the imaginary transformation of imperialism into Empire , viewed not primarily in terms of political and economic contests among cartels and peoples , but as a technological regime ...
Sf , I will argue , has been driven by a desire for the imaginary transformation of imperialism into Empire , viewed not primarily in terms of political and economic contests among cartels and peoples , but as a technological regime ...
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