Science Fiction and the Dismal Science: Essays on Economics in and of the Genre

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1. Introduction · article
2. Economics and Science Fiction: An Introduction · article
3. An Underutilized Resource: Economics in Science Fiction · article
4. Complicating the Frankenstein Barrier: Science Fiction Futures and Social Transformation · article
5. Robert A. Heinlein Revisited: A Response to George Slusser’s Calvinist Interpretation of His Works · article
6. The Emperor—and Heretic—of Point of View · article
7. Counterfeit Worlds: Simulacron-3 on Film and Television · article
8. Millions Seek the Egg: Replicative Technofuturism in Ready Player One and Armada · article
9. Science Fiction: The Age of Perspective · article
10. You Can’t Get There from Here: Unrealistic Expectations among the Practitioners of Science Fiction · article
11. Negotiating Fear and Optimism: Surveillance in Early Science Fiction · article
12. The Pulp Cauldron of the 1960s: Ace Books and Ursula K. Le Guin · article
13. The Homeostatic Culture Machine Revisited, or, the Contemporary Wordmills of Science Fiction · article
14. Father of the Strugatskys: The Origins of Russian Science Fantasy · article
15. Looking Backward: Soviet Utopianism and Post-Soviet Dystopias · article
16. Chinese Science Fiction and its Doubles · article
17. The Slusser Test for Generic Identity: Reflections on George Slusser’s “Reflections on Style in Science Fiction” · article
18. The Early Life of the Eaton Collection and Dr. George Slusser’s Invaluable Contributions · article
19. The Odd Couple: Blending Disciplines of Science and Humanities Through Teaching · article
20. Profiting from Prophecies: Science Fiction Scholars and Their Textbooks · article

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