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Book 2020and approaches to Butler’s text. This collection contains original essays that engage Butler’s series (.Seed to Harvest, Xenogenesis, Parables.), her stand-alone novels (.Kindred. and .Fledgling.), and her short stories. The essays explore new facets of Butler’s work and its relevance to philosophy,

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,Beyond Science Fiction: Genre in , and Butler’s Short Stories,n different texts is what sets Butler’s fiction apart from traditional science fiction. As Humann sees it, Butler builds upon and subverts the science fiction genre by borrowing from other literary traditions as part of her storytelling.

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,“Accept the Risk”: Octavia Butler’s “Bloodchild” and Institutional Power,public liberal arts college where she teaches to reveal the subtle ways in which students are forced to accept the code’s terms without having a say in setting them. McCoy demonstrates how reading these texts in relation to each other can enable students to advocate for themselves within, against, a

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Troubling Issues of Consent in , the novel or on the trilogy does not directly broach the question of consent. Burnett seeks to address that critical absence by reading . as a text that offers us critical and troubling questions about the nature of consent that were addressed by Antioch College’s Sexual Offense Prevention Policy,

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