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|aThe Cambridge companion to science fiction /|cedited by Edward James and Farah Mendlesohn.
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|aCompanion to science fiction
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|a1st ed.
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|aCambridge ;|aNew York :|bCambridge University Press,|c2003.
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|axxvii, 295 p. ;|c24 cm.
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|aCambridge companions to literature
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|aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 276-284) and index.
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|gIntroduction :|tReading science fiction /|rFarah Mendlesohn -- Science fiction before the genre /|rBrian Stableford -- Magazine era : 1926-1960 /|rBrian Attebery -- New Wave and backwash : 1960-1980 /|rDamien Broderick -- Science fiction from 1980 to the present /|rJohn Clute-- Film and television /|rMark Bould -- Science fiction and its editors /|rGary K. Wolfe-- Marxist theory and science fiction /|rIstvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr. -- Feministtheory and science fiction /|rVeronica Hollinger -- Postmodernism and science fiction /|rAndrew M. Butler -- Science fiction and queer theory /|rWendy Pearson -- Icons of science fiction /|rGwyneth Jones -- Science fiction and the life sciences /|rJoan Slonczewski and Michael Levy -- Hard science fiction /|rKathryn Cramer -- Space opera /|rGary Westfahl -- Alternate history /|rAndy Duncan -- Utopias and anti-utopias /|rEdward James-- Politics and science fiction /|rKen Macleod -- Genderin science fiction /|rHelen Merrick -- Race and ethnicityin science fiction /|rElisabeth Anne Leonard -- Religion and science fiction /|rFarah Mendlesohn.
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|aScience fiction is at the intersection of numerous fields.It is literature which draws on popular culture, and engages in speculation about science, history, and all varieties of social relations. This volume brings togetheressays by scholars and practitioners of science fiction, which look at the genre from different angles. It examinesscience fiction from Thomas More to the present day; and introduces important critical approaches (including Marxism, postmodernism, feminism and queer theory)
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|aScience fiction|xHistory and criticism.
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|aHugo Award for Best Related Book, 2005
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