Guest Editor: David M. Miller
Special Issue: Science and Fantasy Fiction
|
Author |
Title |
Pages |
| |
Contributors |
2 |
| David M.
Miller |
"Mythic,"
"Realist," and SF: A Zero-Sum Game |
3-10 |
| Dieter Petzold |
Fantasy
Fiction and Related Genres |
11-20 |
| Robert
Crossley |
Olaf Stapledon
and the Idea of Science Fiction |
21-42 |
| Nicholas
Ruddick |
Out of the
Gernsbackian Slime: Christopher Priest's Abandonment of Science
Fiction |
43-52 |
| Gorman
Beauchamp |
Technology in
the Dystopian Novel |
53-64 |
| Keith N. Hull |
What is Human?
Ursula LeGuin and Science Fiction's Great Theme |
65-74 |
| William C.
Johnson and Marcia K. Houtman |
Platonic Shadows in C. S. Lewis' Narnia Chronicles |
75-88 |
| Michale
Szporer |
Beyond Aesthetics of Censorship: Tadeusz Konwicki's Ordinary
Politicking |
89-96 |
| Diana Greene |
Male and Female in The Snail on the Slope by the Strugatsky
Brothers |
97-108 |
| William J.
Collins |
Hank Morgan in the Garden of Forking Paths: A Connecticut Yankee
in King Arthur's Court as Alternative History |
109-114 |
| Lance Olsen |
A Janus-Text: Realism, Fantasy, and Nabokov's Lolita |
115-126 |
| Daniel
Dickinson |
What is One to Make of Robert Heinlein? |
127-132 |
| Gary K. Wolfe |
Strange Invaders: An Essay-Review |
133-151 |