SF: The Other Side of RealismThomas D. Clareson Popular Press, 1971 - 372 páginas A collection of twenty-five essays from eight countries, illustrating the many approaches to science fiction. |
Contenido
Realism and Fantasy | 29 |
Science? Fiction? | 53 |
Science Fiction as Romance | 96 |
J G Ballard | 116 |
About Five Thousand One Hundred and SeventyFive Words | 130 |
The Two Gardens in C S Lewiss That Hideous Strength | 147 |
On Science Fiction Criticism | 166 |
The Novel as Film | 181 |
The Publication of The Time Machine 18941895 | 204 |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | 229 |
A Short Tragical History of the Science Fiction Film | 248 |
Three Perspectives of a Film | 265 |
A Poetic Precursor to Bellamys Looking Backward | 282 |
Robots in Science Fiction | 307 |
Science Fiction in Dimension | 326 |
AwardWinning Science Fiction Novels | 348 |
Términos y frases comunes
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