CUMULATIVE INDEX, BY AUTHOR, OF ARTICLES APPEARING IN SCIENCE FICTION STUDIES
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ABBOT, Carl. Homesteading on the
Extraterrestrial Frontier #96, 32:2 [July 2005].240-264.
--------. Rocky Mountain Refuge: Constructing "Colorado" in Science Fiction. #117, 39:2 [July 2012]. 221-242.
ABBOTT, Stacey.
Final
Frontiers: Computer-Generated Imagery and the Science Fiction Film. #98,
33:1 [March 2006]
ABRAHM, Paul A. and Stuart Kenter. Tik-Tok and the Three Laws of Robotics #14,
5:2 [March 1975].67-80. (Full Text)
ABRASH, Merritt. Through Logic to Apocalypse:
Science-Fiction Scenarios of Nuclear Deterrence Breakdown.
#39, 13:3 [November 1977].129-38.
ACHERMAN, Marc. Screening Prophetic Machines: Preemption, Minority Report, and the Problem of Multiple Endings. #139, 46:3 [November 2019]. 571-94.
ADAMOVIC, Ivan. Czech SF in the Last Forty Years.
#50,
17:1 [March 1990].50-59.
ADAMS, Spencer. Navigating Waves of Capital and History: On Speculation and Submersion in Delany. #151, 50:3 [November 2023]. 346-367.
AHN, Sunyoung. The Everyday Life of Artificial Intelligence: The Humanism of Ted Chiang’s The Lifecycle of Software Objects. #140, 47.1 [March 2020]. 73-92.
ALDISS, Brian W. Dick's
Maledictory Web: About and Around Martian Time-Slip #5, 2:1
[March 1975].42-47. (Full Text)
--------. Kepler's Error: The Polar Bear Theory of Pluripresence #68 23:1 (March 1996). (Full text.)
--------. Metaphysical Realism. #114, 38.2 [July 2011]. 225-231.
ALESSIO, Dominic. Introduction to The Great
Romance. #61, 20:3 [November 1993].305. (Full Text)
ALEXANDER, Jonathan. Aesthetics and Artificiality from À Rebours to Avatar: Some Varieties of the Virtual since 1884 . #124, 41:3 [November 2014]. 502-23.
ALEXANDER, Phoenix. Octavia E. Butler and Black Women’s Archives at the End of the World. #138, 46:2 [July 2019]. 342-57.
ALKON, Paul. Samuel Madden's Memoirs of the Twentieth
Century. #36, 12:2 [July 1985].184-201.
ALPERS, Hans Joachim.
Loincloth, Double Ax, and Magic: "Heroic Fantasy" and Related
Genres. #14, 5:1 [March 1978].19-32. (Full Text)
ALTERMAN, Peter S. The Surreal
Translations of Samuel R. Delany #11, 4:1 [March 1977].25-34.
------. Aliens in
Golding's The Inheritors. #14, 5:1 [March 1978]. 3-10. (Full Text)
AL'TOV, Genrikh. Levels of
Narrative Ideas: Colors on the SF Palette. #15, 5:2. [July 1978]. 157-63. (Full Text)
ANDOLFATTO, Lorenzo. Han Song’s “A Guide to Hunting Beautiful Women” and the Restricted Horizon of “Chinese SF”. #146, 49.1 [March 2021]. 81-99.
ANGENOT, Marc. The Absent Paradigm: An Introduction to the Semiotics of Science Fiction.#17,
6:1 [March 1979]. 9-19.
------. The Emergence of the Anti-Utopian
Genre in France: Souvestre, Giraudeau, Robida, et al.
#36,
12:2 [July 1985]. 129-35.
------. Jules Verne and French Literary Criticism.
#1,
1:1 [Spring 1973]. 33-37.(Full Text)
------. Jules Verne and French Literary Criticism II.
#8,
3:1 [March 1976]. 46-49. (Full Text)
------. Science Fiction in France before Verne.
#14,
5:1 [March 1978]. 58-66. (Full Text)
------ & Darko Suvin. Not Only but Also: Reflections on Cognition and Ideology in Science Fiction and
SF Criticism.#18, 6:2 [July 1979].168-79. (Full Text)
------. A Response to Professor
Fekete's "Five Theses." #46, 15:3 [November 1988].324-33.
ANNAS, Pamela J. New Worlds,
New Words: Androgyny in Feminist Science Fiction. #15, 5:2 [July 1978].143-56. (Full
Text)
ANNINSKI, L.A. On Lem's The High Castle.
#40,
13:3 [November 1986].345-51.
ASSELIN, Steve. A Climate of Competition: Climate Change as Political Economy in Speculative Fiction, 1889-1915. #136, 45:3 [November 2018]. 440-53.
ATTEBERY, Brian. Frankenstein and the Science of Dreaming. #152, 51:1 [March 2024]. 1-16.
------. Super Men.
#74, 25:1 [March 1998].61-76.
------. Teaching Fantastic Literature
#70,
23:3 [November 1996].406-10. (Full Text)
------.
Aboriginality in Science Fiction.
#97, 32:3 [November 2005].
AWKWARD-RICH, Cameron. The Fiction of Ethnography in Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s Herland. #129, 43:2 [July 2016]. 332-51.
AYRES, Susan. The "Straight Mind" in Russ's
The Female Man. #65, 22:1 [March 1995].22-34. (Full Text)
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BAGGESEN, Soren. Utopian and Dystopian Pessimism:
Le Guin's The Word for World is Forest and Tiptree's "We
Who Stole the Dream." #41, 14:1 [March 1987].34-43.
BAINBRIDGE, William Sims & Murray Dalziel. The
Shape of Science Fiction as Perceived by the Fans. #15, 5:2 [July
1978].165-71. (Full
Text)
BAKER, Brian. “Here on the Outside”: Mobility and Bio-politics in Michael Winterbottom’s Code 46. #125, 42:1 [March 2015]. 115-31.
BALCERZAN, Edward. Language
and Ethics in Solaris. #6, 2:2 [July 1975].152-56. (Full Text)
BANERJEE, Anindita. Atoms, Aliens, and Compound Crises: Central Asia’s Nuclear Fantastic. #136, 45:3 [November 2018]. 545-68.
------. Electricity:
Science Fiction and Modernity in Early Twentieth-Century Russia
#89, 30:1 [March 2003].49-71.
BANNERJEE, Suparno. Crossing the Border: The Depiction of India in Ian McDonald’s River of Gods and Cyberabad Day. #130, 43:3 [November 2016]. 496-513.
BARBA GUERRERO, Paula. Post-Apocalyptic Memory Sites: Damaged Space, Nostalgia, and Refuge in Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower. #143 [March 2021]. 29-45.
BARBOUR, Douglas.Wholeness
and Balance in the Hainish Novels of Ursula K. Le Guin. #3, 1:3
[Spring 1974].164-73.
(Full Text)
------. Wholeness and
Balance: an Addendum. #7, 2:3 [November 1975].248-49. (Full Text)
BARNOUW, Dagmar Science
Fiction as a Model for Probabilistic Worlds: Stanislaw Lem's Fantastic
Empiricism #18, 6: 2 [July 1979].153-63.(Full Text)
BARR, Marleen. "The Females do the Fathering":
James Tiptree's Male Matriarchs and Adult Human Gametes. #38, 13:1
[March 1986].42-49.
BARRETT, Thomas M. Heart of a Serpent? The Cold War Science Fiction of Murray Leinster. #177, 39:2 [July 2012]. 195-220.
BARRICELLI, Jean-Pierre. Afterward: The Morigny Conference. #45,
15:2. [July 1988]
BARTOLOTTA, Simona. Apophenic Inventions: Chance and the Dismantling of Anthropocentrism in Stanisław Lem’s Fiction. #151, 50:3 [November 2023]. 368-395.
BARTTER, Martha. Nuclear Holocaust as Urban Renewal.
#39,
13:2 [July 1986].148-58.
------. The (Science-Fiction) Reader and
the Quantum Paradigm: Problems in Delany's Stars in My Pocket
Like Grains of Sand. #52, 17:3 [November
1990].325-40.
BATTIS, Jes. Delany’s Queer Markets: Nevèrÿon and the Texture of Capital. #109, 36:3 [November 2009]. 478-89.
BAUDRILLARD, Jean. Ballard's Crash.
#55,
18:3 [November 1991].313-20.(Full Text)
------. Simulacra and Science Fiction.
#55,
18:3 [November 1991].309-13.(Full Text)
BEAUMONT, Matthew. "Red
Sphinx: Mechanics of the Uncanny in The Time Machine."
#99, 33:2 [July 2006]. 209-229.
BEDFORD, Anna Louis, & Donald Silberberg. A Woman of the Pulps: Leslie F. Stone. #141, 467:2 [July 2020]. 161-74.
BELL, Andrea. The Critique of Chilean Industrialization in Hugo Correa’s Avatar Stories. #120, 40:2 [July 2013]. 301-15.
------. Desde Júpiter: Chile's Earliest
Science-Fiction Novel. #66, 22:2 [July 1995].187-97. (Full Text)
------, and Moisés Hassón. Prelude to the Golden
Age: Chilean Science Fiction 1900-1959. #75, 25:2 [July 1998].285-99.
BELLAMY, Brent Ryan and Sean O’Brien. Solar Accumulation: The Worlds-Systems Theory of The Expanse. #136, 45:3 [November 2018]. 515-29.
BELLAMY, Edward. How I Came to Write
Looking
Backward. #12, 4:2 [July 1977].194-95. (Full Text)
BENFORD, Gregory. Time and Timescape.
#60, 20:2 [July 1993].184-90.
------. Verne to Varley: Hard SF
Evolves. #95, 32:1 [March 2005].163-71. (Full text)
BENNETT, Maurice J. Edgar Allan Poe
and the Tradition of Lunar Speculation. #30, 10:2 [July 1983].137-147.
BEN-YEHUDA, Nachman. Sociological Reflections on
the History of SF in Israel. #38, 13:1 [March 1986].64-78.
BENGELS, Barbara. The Pleasures and Perils of Teaching Science
Fiction. #70, 23:3 [November 1996].428-31. (Full Text)
BERGER, Albert I. Nuclear
Energy: Science Fiction's Metaphor of Power #18, 6:2
[July 1989].121-28 (Full Text)
------. Science-Fiction
Critiques of the American Space Program, 1945-1958. #15, 5:2
[July 1978].99-109. (Full Text)
------. SF Fans in
Socio-Economic Perspective: Factors in the Social Consciousness of a
Genre. #13, 4:3 [November 1977].232-46
------. Theories of History and Social
Order in Astounding Science Fiction. 1934-55. #44, 15:1
[March 1988].12-35.
------. Towards a Science of the Nuclear Mind: Science-Fiction
Origins of Dianetics. #48, 16:2 [July 1989].123-44.
------. The
Triumph of Prophecy: Science Fiction and Nuclear Power in the
Post-Hiroshima Period #9, 3:2
[July 1976].143-50 (Full Text)
------. Love, Death, and the Atomic
Bomb: Sexuality and Community in Science Fiction, 1935-55. #25,
8:2 [July 1981].280-96.
BERNARDI, Daniel. Star Trek in the
1960s. Liberal-Humanism and the Production of Race. #72, 24:2
[July 1997].209-25.
BERNATCHEZ, Josh. Monstrosity, Suffering, Subjectivity, and Sympathetic Community in Frankenstein and “The Structure of Torture.” #108, 36:2 [July 2009]. 205-16.
BERTONNEAU, Thomas F. Sacrifice and Sainthood: Walter M. Miller, Jr.’s Short Fiction #106, 35:3 [November 2008]. 404-429
BICKMAN, Martin. Le Guin's
The Left Hand of Darkness: Form and Content #11, 4:1 [March
1977].42-47.
BIERMAN, Judah.
Ambiguity in Utopia: The Dispossessed. #7, 2: 3
[November 1975].249-57. (Full Text)
BISHOP, Rebecca. “Several Exceptional Forms of Primates”: Simian Cinema. #105 35:2 [July 2008]. 238-50. (Full Text.)
BITTNER, James W. Persuading Us to Rejoice and Teaching
Us How to Praise: Le Guin's Orsinian Tales.
#16,
5:3 [November 1978].215-42. (Full Text)
BLAIR, Karin. Sex and Star Trek.
#31, 10:3 [November 1983].292-97.
BLEILER, Everett F. Johann Valentin Andreae, Fantasist and Utopist #104, 35:1 [March 2008]
BOOKER, M. Keith. Woman on the Edge of a Genre: The
Feminist Dystopias of Marge Piercy. #64, 21:3 [November 1994].337-50. (Full Text)
BOOKER, M. Keith & Isra Daraiseh. The Political Form of Postmodernism. Bakhtin, Jameson, and Kim Stanley Robinson's The Ministry of the Future. #150, 50:2 [July 2023].
BORGMEIER, Raimund. Objectives and Methods in the
Analysis of SF: The Case of Science-Fiction Studies.
#52, 17:3 [November 1990].383-391.
BOSS, Judith E. The Season of Becoming: Ann Maxwell's
Change. #35, 12:1 [March 1985].51-65.
BOLLINGER, Laurel. Symbiogenesis, Selfhood, and Science Fiction. #110, 37:1 {Match 2010]. 34-53.
BOLTON, Christopher.
Editorial
Introduction: The Borders of Japanese Science Fiction. #88, 29:3
[November 2002].321-22. (Full Text)
BONIFACIO, Vitor. A Singular Novel—Amaral’s 1886 Os habitantes do planeta Saturno [The Inhabitants of the Planet Saturn]. #137, 46:1 [March 2019]. 143-58.
BOUCHER, David. District 9 by Neill Blomkamp: Derrida’s Spectrality and the Alien Migrant Crisis. #148, 49:3 [November 2022]. 520-531.
BOULD, Mark.
Come Alive by Saying No:
An Introduction to Black Power SF
#102, 34:2 [July 2007].
------. Of Eight Oscillations and Several Messages Carved in Flesh: Spectacle, Spectatorship, Cognition, and Affect in Dredd and Looper. #123, 41:2 [July 2014]. 258-83.
------. The Ships Landed Long
Ago: Afrofuturism and Black SF #102, 34:2 [July 2007] (Full text)
------. What Kind of
Monster Are You? Situating the Boom. #91, 30:3 [November 1993].394-416.
------, and Sherryl VINT.
Learning from the Little Engines That Couldn’t: Transported by Gernsback,
Wells, and Latour. #98, 33:1 [March 2006]
BOYD, Nolan. The Altered Shall Inherit the Earth: Biopower and the Disabled Body in Texhnolyze. #134, 45:1 [March 2018]. 91-110.
BOZZETTO, Roger. Dick in France: A Love Story.
#45,
15:2 [July 1988].131-40.
------. Intercultural Interplay: SF in France and
the US (As Viewed from the French Shore). #50, 17:1 [March
1990].1-24.
------. Kepler's Somnium; or, Science Fiction's
Missing Link. #52, 17:3 [November 1990].370-82.
------. Moreau's Tragi-Farcical Island.
#59,
20:1 [March 1993].34-44.
------, & Arthur B. Evans. The Surrealistic Science
Fiction of Serge Brussolo. #73, 24:3 [November 1997].430-44.
BRANHAM, Robert. Stapledon's
"Agnostic Mysticism."
#28, 9:3 [November 1982].249-56.
BREDEHOFT, Thomas A. The Gibson Continuum: Cyberspace
and Gibson's Mervyn Kihn Stories. #66, 22:2 [July 1995]. 252-63. (Full Text)
------. Origin Stories: Feminist Science Fiction
and C.L. Moore's "Shambleau." #73, 24:3 [November 1997]. 369-86.
BRIANS, Paul. Nuclear War in SF. 1945-59.
#34,
11:3 [November 1984]. 253-63.
BRIDGSTOCK, Martin. A Psychological Approach to "Hard"
SF. #29, 10:1 [March 1983].50-57.
BRIGG, Peter. Analogies of Scale in Macroscope.
#6,
2:2 [July 1975].119-30.(Full Text)
BRIONI, Simone. Fantahistorical vs. Fantafascist Epic: “Contemporary”
Alternative Italian Colonial Histories. #126, 42:2 [ July 2015]. 305-21.
BRODERICK, Mick. Surviving Armageddon: Beyond the
Imagination of Disaster. #61, 20:3 [November 1993].362-82.(Full Text)
BROWN, J. Andrew Edmundo
Paz Soldán and his Precursors: Borges, Dick, and the SF Canon. #103 33:4
[November 2007]. 473-83.
BROWNING, Rob. Nietzsche Among the Aliens in Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey #142, 47:3 [November 2020]. 377-97.
BUKATMAN, Scott. Postcards from the Posthuman Solar
System. #55, 18:3 [November 1991].343-57.(Full Text)
BUKEAVITCH, Neal. "Are We Adopting the Right Measures to Cope?":
Ecocrisis in John Brunner’s Stand on Zanzibar." #86, 29:1
[March 2002].53-70.
BULLEID, Joshua. Boldly Going Vegan? Star Trek, Synthetic Meat, and Animal Ethics. #147, 49.2 [July 2022]. 322-341.
BURGESS, Helen J. "Road of
Giant": Nostalgia and the Ruins of the Superhighway in Kim Stanley
Robinson's Three Californias
Trilogy." #99, 33:2 [July 2006]. 275-290.
BUTCHER, William. Hidden
Treasures: The Manuscripts of Twenty Thousand Leagues. #95, 32:1 [March 2005].43-60.
(Full text)
BUTLER, Andrew M. Thirteen
Ways of Looking at the British Boom #91, 30:3 [November
2003].374-93.
------.
LSD, Lying Ink, and Lies, Inc.
#96, 32:2 [July 2005].265-80.
BYERS, Thomas B. Commodity Futures: Corporate State
and Personal Style in Three Recent SF Movies. #43, 14:3
[November 1987].326-39.
C
CADORA, Karen, Feminist Cyberpunk. #67,
22:3 [November 1995].357-72.
CAMPBELL, Ian. False Gods and Libertarians: Artificial Intelligence and Community in Amad `Abd al-Salām al-Baqqāli’s The Blue Flood and Heinlein’s The Moon is a Harsh Mistress #131, 43:3 [November 2016]. 43-64.
------. Prefiguring Egypt’s Arab Spring: Allegory and Allusion in Amad Khālid Tawfīq’s Utopia. #127, 42:3 [November 2015]. 541-56.
------. Science Fiction and Social Criticism in Morocco of the 1970s: Muhammad `Azīz Lahbābī’s The Elixir of Life . #125, 42:1 [March 2015]. 42-55.
CAMPBELL, James. Kill the Bugger: Ender’s Game and the Question of Heteronormativity. #109, 36:3 {November 2009]. 490-507.
CAMPBELL, Jenna. Ecofeminist Dialogic: Identity Continua in Kim Stanley Robinson’s Aurora. #145, 48:3 [November 2021]. 517-536.
CANARY, Robert H. Utopian and Fantastic Dualities in
Robert Graves' Watch the North Wind Rise. #4, 1:4
[November 1974].248-55. (Full Text)
CANAVAN, Gerry. “A Dread Mystery, Compelling Adoration”: Olaf Stapledon, Star Maker, and Totality. #129, 43:2 [July 2016]. 311-31.
CAPEK, Karel. The Author of the Robots Defends Himself. #68,
23:1 [March 1996].143-44.
CARROLL, Siobhan. Lost in Space: Surviving Globalization in Gravity and The Martian. #137, 46:1 [March 2019]. 127-42.
CARTER, Cassie. The Metacolonization of Dick's The
Man in the High Castle: Mimicry, Parasitism, and Americanism
in the PSA. #67, 22:3 [November 1995].333-42.
CASILLO, Robert. Olaf Stapledon and John Ruskin.
#28, 9:3 [November 1982].306-21.
CHATELAINE, Daniele. See SLUSSER.
CHARLES, Alec. War without End?: Utopia, the Family, and the Post-9/11 World in Russell T. Davies’s Doctor Who. #106, 35:3 [November 2008]. 430-449.
CHATTOPADYAY, Bodhisattva. On the Mythologerm: Kalpavigyan and the Question of Imperial Science. #130, 43:3 [November 2016]. 435-58.
CHAYT, Eliot . Revisiting Italian Post-Neorealist SF Cinema (1963-74). #126, 42:2 [July 2015]. 322-38.
CHERNYSHOVA,
Tatiana. Science Fiction and Myth Creation in our Age.
#94, 31:3 [November 2004]. 345-57.
CHEVRIER, Yves. Blade Runner; or, The Sociology
of Anticipation. #32, 11:1 [March 1984].50-60.
CHEYNE, Ria. Created Languages in Science Fiction. #106, 35:3 [November 2008]. 386-403.
CHRISTIANSON, Gale H.
Kepler's Somnium:
Science Fiction and the Renaissance Scientist. #8, 3:1 [March
1976].79-90. (Full
Text
CHRISTENSEN, John M.
New Atlantis Revisited: Science
and the Victorian Tale of the Future. #16, 5:3 [November 1978].243-49. (Full
Text)
CHOW, Jeremy. Zoo-optics: Mutant Ethology and Nonhuman Visualities in VanderMeer’s Southern Reach Trilogy. #148, 49:3 [November 2022]. 532-549.
CIXIN, Liu . Beyond Narcissism: What Science Fiction Can Offer Literature. #119, 40:1 [March 2013]. 22-32.
CLARK, John. "Small,
Vulnerable ETs": The Green Children of Woolpit. #99, 33:2 [July
2006]. 251-274.
CLARKE, I.F. Before and After The Battle of Dorking. #71,
24:1 [March 1997].33-46.(Full Text)
------. Future-War Fiction: The First Main Phase.
1871-1900. #73, 24:3 [November 1997].387-412.
COATES, Paul. Chris Marker and the Cinema as Time
Machine. #43, 14:3 [November 1987].307-15.
COGELL, Elizabeth Cummins. The Middle-Landscape Myth
in SF. #15, 5:2 [July 1978].134-42. (Full Text)
COHN, Jesse S. The Fantastic from Counterpublic to Public Imaginary: The Darkest Timeline? #132, 47:3 [November 2020]. 448-63.
COLAS-CHARPENTIER, Hélene. Four Québécois Utopias.
1963-1972. #61, 20:3 [November 1993].383. (Full Text)
COLOMBO, John Robert. Science Fiction in Bulgaria.
#24, 8:2 [July 1981].187-90.
COLLINS, Samuel Gerald.
Sail On! Sail On!: Anthropology, Science Fiction, and the Enticing
Future #90, 30:2 [July 2003].180-98.
-------. Scientifically
Valid and Artistically True: Chad Oliver, Anthropology, and
Anthropological SF. #93, 31:2 [2003] 243-63.
CONLEY, Shannon N. An Age of Frankenstein: Monstrous Motifs, Imaginative Capacities, and Assisted Reproductive Technologies. #135, 45:2 [2018]. 244-59.
CONNOR, James A. Strategies for Hyperreal Travelers.
#59, 20:1 [March 1993].69-79.
CRANNY-FRANCIS, ANNE. Sexuality and Sex-Role Stereotyping
in Star Trek. #37, 12:3 [November 1985].274-84.
------. Different Identities, Different Voices: Possibilities
and Pleasures in Some of Jean Lorrah's Star Trek Novels. #72,
24:2 [July 1997].245-55.
CROMPHOUT, Francis. From Estrangement to Commitment:
Italo Calvino's Cosmicomics and T Zero. #48,
16:2 [July 1989].161-83.
CROSSLEY, Robert. Censorship, Disguise, and Transfiguration:
The Making and Revising of Stapledon's Sirius. #59,
20:1 [March 1993].1-14.
------. Politics and the Artist: The Aesthetic
of Darkness and the Light. #28, 9:3 [November 1982].294-305.
------. Mars and the Paranormal. #106, 35:3 [November 2008]. 466-484.
CROWLEY, Dustin. Cosmos and Polis: Space and Place in Nnedi Okorafor’s SF. #138, 46:2 [July 20129]. 268-88.
CSICSERY-RONAY, Istvan, Jr. Antimancer: Cybernetics
and Art in Gibson's Count Zero. #65, 22:1 [March
1995].63-86. (Full
Text)
------. Editorial Introduction
(to the British Boom Issue). #91, 30:3 [November 2003].353-54.(Full Text)
------. Editorial Introduction
(to the Stanislaw Lem Issue). #40, 13:3 [November 1986].231-241.
(Full Text)
------. The Eye of Gort. #123, 41:2 [July 2014]. 301-13.
------.
Introduction: Postmodernism's SF/SF's Postmodernism #55, 18,3
[November 1991] (Full Text)
------. On the Grotesque in
Science Fiction. #86, 29:1 [March 2002].71-99.
------. Science Fiction and
Empire #90, 30:2 [July 2003].231-45.
------. We're Not in Kansas Anymore #71,
24:1 [March 1997].93-108 (Full Text)
------. The Seven Beauties of Science Fiction #70,
23:3 [November 1996].385-88. (Full Text)
------. The Book is the Alien: On Certain and Uncertain
Readings of Lem's Solaris. #35, 12:1 [March 1985].6-21.
------. The SF of Theory: Baudrillard and
Haraway. #55, 18:3 [November 1991].387-404.(Full Text)
------. The Summa and the Fiction. #121, 40:3 [November 2013]. 451-62.
------. Towards the Last Fairy Tale: On the Fairy-Tale
Paradigm in the Strugatskys' SF, 1963-72. #38, 13:1 [March
1993].1-41.
------. Science Fiction and the Thaw. #94, 31:3 [November
2004].337-44.
------. SF/Porn: The Case for The Gas. #109, 36:3 [November 2009]. 441-60.
------. What Do We Mean When We Say “Global Science Fiction”? Reflections on a New Nexus. #118, 39:3 [November 2012]. 478-93.
CUMMINS, Elizabeth. The Land-Lady's Homebirth: Revisiting
Ursula K. Le Guin's Worlds. #51, 17:2 [July 2002].153-66.
D
DALGLEISH, David. In Search of
Wonder Naive Criticism: Some Objections to Baudrillard and Bukatman. #74, 24:1 [March
1997]. 79-92. (Full
Text)
DALIOT-BUL, Michal. Voyage to Innumerable Star Worlds: A Nineteenth- Century Japanese SF Novel. #145, 48.3 [November 2021]. 401-422.
DALZIEL, Murray. See BAINBRIDGE, William Sims.
DAVIDSON, Cynthia. Riviera's Golem, Haraway's Cyborg:
Reading Neuromancer as Baudrillard's Simulation of Crisis.
#69, 23:2 [July 1996]. 188-98.
DAVIS, Mike. War Moore's Freedom Ride. #115, 38:3 [November 2011]. 385-391.
DAVIS, Robert Murray. The Frontiers of Genre: Science Fiction
Westerns. #35, 12:1 [March 1985]. 33-41.
DEAN, John. The Uses of Wilderness in American Science Fiction.
#26, 9:1 [March 1982]. 68-81.
DE FREN, Allison. Technofetishism and the Uncanny Desires of A.S.F.R. (alt.sex.fetish.robots). #109, 36: 3 [November 2009].404-40.
DEL RIO, Elena. The Remaking of La
Jetée’s Time-Travel Narrative: Twelve Monkeys and the Rhetoric of
Absolute Visibility.
#85, 28:3 [November 1993].383-98.
DELANY, Samuel R. Reflections on Historical Models
of Modern English Language SF. #21, 7:2 [July 1980].135-49.
------. Some Reflections on SF Criticism.
#25, 8:3 [November 1981].233-39.
DE MARINO, Tiziano. The Ethics of Empire: H.G. Wells Re-Writing R.L. Stevenson. #144, 48.2 [July 2021]. 243-262.
DEPAOLO, Charles. Wells, Golding, and Auel: Representing the Neanderthal. #82,
27:3 [November 2000].418-38. (Full Text)
DE ZWAAN, Victoria. Rethinking the Slipstream: Kathy
Acker Reads Neuromancer. #73, 24:3 [November 1997].459-70.
DICK, Philip K.
Foreword to
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