Science Fiction

David Seed

Science Fiction

Edited by David Seed

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Yearbook of English Studies 37.2

Maney Publishing for the Modern Humanities Research Association

1 January 2007 • 270pp

ISBN: 978-1-905981-50-2 (paperback)

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Contents:

v-ix	Guest Editor's Preface David Seed, John Batchelor doi:10.2307/20479297	Cite
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1-23	Some Things We Know about Aliens Istvan Csicsery-Ronay Jr. doi:10.2307/20479299	Cite
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24-44	Paranormality: Science Fiction's Holy Grail George Slusser doi:10.2307/20479300	Cite
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45-63	Courtship with a Club: Wife-Capture in Prehistoric Fiction, 1865-1914 Nicholas Ruddick doi:10.2307/20479301	Cite
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64-84	Constructing America's Enemies: The Invasions of the USA David Seed doi:10.2307/20479302	Cite
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85-102	Animals and Animality from the Island of Moreau to the Uplift Universe Sherryl Vint doi:10.2307/20479303	Cite
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103-119	Biotic Invasions: Ecological Imperialism in New Wave Science Fiction Rob Latham doi:10.2307/20479304	Cite
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120-128	A Relation of Story to Idea: The Vines of Nancy Kress and Other SF Women Donald M. Hassler doi:10.2307/20479305	Cite
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129-145	(En)gendering Artificial Intelligence in Cyberspace Sabine Heuser doi:10.2307/20479306	Cite
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146-163	'Post Media Human Modern:' How Nature Was Finished When It Invented the Human Brain David Porush doi:10.2307/20479307	Cite
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164-181	'The Human Contradiction': Identity and/as Essence in Octavia E. Butler's 'Xenogenesis' Trilogy Jeffrey A. Tucker doi:10.2307/20479308	Cite
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182-196	Postcolonialism/s, Gender/s, Sexuality/ies and the Legacy of 'The Left Hand of Darkness': Gwyneth Jones's Aleutians Talk Back Wendy Gay Pearson doi:10.2307/20479309	Cite
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197-214	C. J. Cherryh: The Ties That Bind Stephen R. L. Clark doi:10.2307/20479310	Cite
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215-233	Catastrophism, American Style: The Fiction of Greg Bear Roger Luckhurst doi:10.2307/20479311	Cite
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234-254	On the Boundary between Oneself and the Other: Aliens and Language in the Films 'AVP', 'Dark City', 'The Brother from Another Planet', and 'Possible Worlds' Mark Bould doi:10.2307/20479312	Cite
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Seed, David (ed.), Science Fiction (= Yearbook of English Studies, 37.2 (2007))

First footnote reference: ³⁵ Science Fiction, ed. by David Seed (= Yearbook of English Studies, 37.2 (2007)), p. 21.

Subsequent footnote reference: ³⁷ Seed, p. 47.

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Bibliography entry:

Seed, David (ed.). 2007. Science Fiction (= Yearbook of English Studies, 37.2)

Example citation: ‘A quotation occurring on page 21 of this work’ (Seed 2007: 21).

Example footnote reference: ³⁵ Seed 2007: 21.

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