Dangerous Visions and New Worlds: Radical Science Fiction, 1950 to 1985

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1. Dangerous Visions and New Worlds: An Introduction · article
2. Imagining New Worlds: Sci-Fi and the Vietnam War · article
3. Sextrapolation in New Wave Science Fiction · article
4. Radioactive Nightmares: Nuclear War in Science Fiction · article
5. Bursting through the Boundaries: New Worlds Magazine · article
6. Vast Active Living (Possibly) Insane System: Paranoia and Antiauthoritarianism in the Work of Philip K. Dick · article
7. Flying Saucers and Black Power: Joseph Denis Jackson's 1967 Insurrectionist Novel The Black Commandos · article
8. Doomwatchers: Calamity and Catastrophe in UK Television Novelizations · article
9. Flawed Ancients, New Gods, and Interstellar Missionaries: Religion in Postwar SF · article
10. God Does, Perhaps? The Unlikely New Wave SF of R.A. Lafferty · article
11. The Tasty Worlds of Jerry Cornelius · article
12. Hank Lopez's Afro-6 · article
13. Eco-Death: Catastrophe and Survival in 1960s and 1970s Science Fiction · article
14. Stepford Wives and Supercomputers: The Science Fiction of Ira Levin · article
15. «Houston, We've Had a Problem»: Technology, Mental Breakdown and the Science Fiction of Barry Malzberg · article
16. Higher than a Rocket Ship: Drugs in SF · article
17. Freedom in the Mind: Louise Lawrence's Andra · article
18. Green Deaths and Time Warriors: Doctor Who Serials and Novelizations · article
19. By Any Means Necessary: Revolution and Rebellion in 1960s and 1970s Science Fiction · article
20. Performative Gender and SF: The Strange but True Case of Alice Sheldon and James Tiptree Jr. · article
21. Crowded Worlds and False Dawns: 1970s Dystopian Science Fiction · article
22. Cosmic Bond, Super Lover: William Bloom's Qhe! Series · article
23. Who Are the Beasts? Animals in Science Fiction · article
24. The Moons of Le Guin and Heinlein · article
25. Herland: The Women's Press and Science Fiction · article

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