Titlebook: Science Fiction, Critical Frontiers; Karen Sayer (Lecturer in Literary Studies),John Mo Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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(Re)Productive Fictions; Reproduction, Embodiment and Feminist Science in Marge Piercy’s Science Ficfiction since the 1970s … has resulted in the production of texts in which gender and identity are central, as is the depiction of new and different sets of social and sexual relations’ (Wolmark, 1993, p. 1).

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Book 2000ions of the nature of science fiction, with specific studies of utopian and dystopian narratives. Alongside of this, the essays here address feminist and African American issues, the envisioning of radical alternative realities and futures, cyborgs, cyberpunk and cyber-space, age and aging, hybridit

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‘Dare to struggle, dare to win’: On Science Fiction, Totality and Agency in the 1990sr along in our intellectual and political work as we try to come to terms with the relationship between the literature of science fiction and the possibility for emancipatory social visions in these new and harder times.. With capitalist restructuring moving into place around the globe, with entire

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The Monsters of Botany and Mary Shelley’s he eighteenth century, Carl Linnaeus and Erasmus Darwin had called ‘botanical monsters’. When he pollinated the first artificial hybrid in 1758, Linnaeus had attempted to tackle the issue of hybridity by claiming that his creation was a belated miracle of Divine Creation. In contrast, Darwin had cla

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