Hard Reading: Learning from Science Fiction

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1. A Personal Preface · article
2. Introduction: Coming Out of the Science Fiction Closet · article
3. Learning to Read Science Fiction · article
4. Introduction: Rejecting Gesture Politics · article
5. Literary Gatekeepers and the Fabril Tradition · article
6. Introduction: Getting Away from the Facilior Lectio · article
7. Semiotic Ghosts and Ghostliness in the Work of Bruce Sterling · article
8. Introduction: Getting Serious with the Fans · article
9. Science Fiction and the Idea of History · article
10. Introduction: Getting to Grips with the Issue of Cultures... · article
11. Cultural Engineering: A Theme in Science Fiction · article
12. Introduction: ...And Not Fudging the Issue! · article
13. People are Plastic: Jack Vance and the Dilemma of Cultural Relativism · article
14. Introduction: SF Authors Really Mean what they Say · article
15. Alternate Historians: Newt, Kingers, Harry, and Me · article
16. Introduction: A Revealing Failure by the Critics · article
17. Kingsley Amis's Science Fiction and the Problems of Genre · article
18. Introduction: A Glimpse of Structuralist Possibility · article
19. The Golden Bough and the Incorporation of Magic · article
20. Introduction: Serious Issues, Serious Traumas, Emotional Depth · article
21. The Magic Art and the Evolution of Words: Ursula Le Guin’s «Earthsea» Trilogy · article
22. Introduction: A First Encounter with Politics · article
23. The Cold War in Science Fiction, 1940-1960 · article
24. Introduction: Language Corruption, and Rocking the Boat · article
25. Variations on Newspeak: the Open Question of Nineteen Eighty-Four · article
26. Introduction: Just Before the Disaster · article
27. The Fall of America in Science Fiction · article
28. Introduction: Why Politicians, and Producers, Should Read Science Fiction · article
29. The Critique of America in Contemporary Science Fiction · article
30. Introduction: Saying (When Necessary) the Lamentable Word · article
31. Starship Troopers, Galactic Heroes, Mercenary Princes: The Military and its Discontents in Science Fiction · article

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