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The Cambridge History of Science Fiction

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Язык издания: английский

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Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019 г.

ISBN: 978-1-107-16609-7

Тип обложки: твёрдая

Формат: другой

Страниц: 844

Содержание:

  1. Contents, p. vii-xi
  2. Illustrations, p. xii
  3. Contributors, p. xiii-xx
  4. Acknowledgments, p. xxi
  5. Chronology, p. xxii-xxxviii
  6. Eric Carl Link, Gerry Canavan. On Not Defining Science Fiction: An Introduction, p. 1-10
  7. Part I - Before the New Wave, p. 11-320
    1. Ryan Vu. 1 - Science Fiction before Science Fiction: Ancient, Medieval, and Early Modern SF, p. 13-34
    2. Roger Luckhurst. 2 - Interrelations: Science Fiction and the Gothic, p. 35-49
    3. Terry Harpold. 3 - European Science Fiction in the Nineteenth Century, p. 50-68
    4. Rhys Williams. 4 - Inventing New Worlds: The Age of Manifestos and Utopias, p. 69-85
    5. Nathaniel Williams. 5 - War Machines and Child Geniuses: American Edisonades, p. 86-100
    6. W. Andrew Shephard. 6 - Afrofuturism in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, p. 101-119
    7. Paul March-Russell. 7 - Science Fiction, Modernism, and the Avant-Garde, p. 120-134
    8. Brooks Landon. 8 - The Gernsback Years: Science Fiction and the Pulps in the 1920s and 1930s, p. 135-148
    9. Michael R. Page. 9 - Astounding Stories: John W. Campbell and the Golden Age, 1938–1950, p. 149-165
    10. Salvatore Proietti. 10 - Science Fiction in Continental Europe before the Second World War, p. 166-185
    11. Andrew Pilsch. 11 - Rise of the Supermen: Science Fiction during the Second World War, p. 186-200
    12. Malisa Kurtz. 12 - Utopia… : Science Fiction in the 1950s and 1960s, p. 201-217
    13. Brent Ryan Bellamy. 13 - … or Bust: Science Fiction and the Bomb, 1945–1960, p. 218-231
    14. Jane Donawerth. 14 - Women in the Golden Age of Science Fiction, p. 232-246
    15. Lee Konstantinou. 15 - Better Living through Chemistry: Science Fiction and Consumerism in the Cold War, p. 247-264
    16. Michael Levy. 16 - “The Golden Age of Science Fiction Is Twelve”: Children’s and Young Adult Science Fiction into the 1980s, p. 265-278
    17. Sean Redmond. 17 - Spectacular Horizons: The Birth of Science Fiction Film, Television, and Radio, 1900–1959, p. 279-294
    18. Karen Hellekson. 18 - Fandom and Fan Culture in the Golden Age and Beyond, p. 295-307
    19. Rob Latham. 19 - Science Fiction and Its Critics, p. 308-320
  8. Part II - The New Wave, p. 321-478
    1. Andrew M. Butler. 20 - Riding the New Wave, p. 323-337
    2. Shannon Davies Mancus. 21 - New Wave Science Fiction and the Counterculture, p. 338-352
    3. Jeffrey Hicks. 22 - Science Fiction Film, Television, and Music during the New Wave, 1960–1980, p. 353-366
    4. Lauren J. Lacey. 23 - Science Fiction, Gender, and Sexuality in the New Wave, p. 367-379
    5. Larisa Mikhaylova. 24 - Shestidesyatniki: The Conjunction of Inner and Outer Space in Eastern European Science Fiction (статья), p. 380-395
    6. Mark Bould. 25 - Afrofuturism in the New Wave Era, p. 396-414
    7. David M. Higgins. 26 - New Wave Science Fiction and the Vietnam War, p. 415-433
    8. Rebecca Evans. 27 - New Wave Science Fiction and the Dawn of the Environmental Movement, p. 434-446
    9. Greg Conley. 28 - Stagflation, New Wave, and the Death of the Future, p. 447-459
    10. Ritch Calvin. 29 - Science Fiction in the Academy in the 1970s, p. 460-478
  9. Part III - After the New Wave, p. 479-755
    1. Stefan Rabitsch, Michael Fuchs. 30 - The Birth of the Science Fiction Franchise, p. 481-501
    2. Phillip E. Wegner. 31 - Science Fiction and Postmodernism in the 1980s and 1990s, p. 502-518
    3. Graham J. Murphy. 32 - Cyberpunk and Post-Cyberpunk, p. 519-536
    4. Nicole de Fee. 33 - Science Fiction Film and Television in the 1980s and 1990s, p. 537-549
    5. Veronica Hollinger. 34 – «Strangers to Ourselves»: Gender and Sexuality in Recent Science Fiction, p. 550-564
    6. Isiah Lavender. 35 - Contemporary Science Fiction and Afrofuturism, p. 565-579
    7. Eric C. Otto. 36 - Science Fiction and the Revenge of Nature: Environmentalism from the 1990s to the 2010s, p. 580-595
    8. Dan Hassler-Forest. 37 - Science Fiction and the Return of Empire: Global Capitalism, Tom Cruise, and the War on Terror from the 2000s to the 2010s, p. 596-615
    9. Aaron Kashtan. 38 - Comic Books from the 1980s to the 2010s, p. 616-631
    10. Pawel Frelik. 39 - Video Games and Virtual Lives: Science Fiction Gaming from the 1980s to the 2010s, p. 632-646
    11. Hua Li. 40 - Twenty-First Century Chinese Science Fiction on the Rise: Anti-Authoritarianism and Dreams of Freedom, p. 647-663
    12. Rachel Haywood Ferreira. 41 - Ciencia Ficción / Ficção Científica from Latin America, p. 664-679
    13. Hugh Charles O’Connell. 42 - Science Fiction and the Global South, p. 680-695
    14. Sherryl Vint. 43 - Science Fiction Film and Television of the Twenty-First Century, p. 696-712
    15. Rebekah Sheldon. 44 - Dystopian Futures and Utopian Presents in Contemporary Young Adult Science Fiction, p. 713-724
    16. Paul Booth. 45 - Convergence Culture: Science Fiction Fandom Today, p. 725-740
    17. John Rieder. 46 - Theorizing SF: Science Fiction Studies since 2000, p. 741-755
  10. Select Bibliography, p. 756-771
  11. Index, p. 772-802

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