ARTICLES SPECIAL ISSUE ON SF AND THE CLIMATE CRISIS Edited by Brent Ryan Bellamy and Veronica Hollinger Brent Ryan Bellamy. Introduction. (Full text.) Symposium on Science Fiction and the Climate Crisis. DESIGN EARTH. Of Oil and Ice. Steve Asselin. A Climate of Competition: Climate Change as Political Economy in Speculative Fiction, 1889-1915. Anindita Banerjee. Atoms, Aliens, and Compound Crises: Central Asia’s Nuclear Fantastic. Michael Gaffney. The Ice Age and Us: Imagining Geohistory in Kim Stanley Robinson’s Shaman. Rebecca Evans. Nomenclature, Narrative, and Novum: “The Anthropocene” and/as Science Fiction. Chris Pak. Terraforming and Geoengineering in Luna: New Moon, 2312, and Aurora. Brent Ryan Bellamy and Sean O’Brien. Solar Accumulation: The Worlds-Systems Theory of The Expanse. Allison Mackey. Guilty Speculations: The Affective Climate of Global Anthropocene Fictions. Hua Li. “Are We, People from the Earth, so Terrible?”: An Atmospheric Crisis in Zheng Wenguang’s Descendant of Mars. Guy Witzel. Abcanny Waters: Victor LaValle, John Langan, and the Weird Horror of Climate Change. REVIEW-ESSAY Terry Harpold. “À la Hogarth”: Verne’s Robur the Conqueror. BOOKS IN REVIEW Garforth’s Green Utopias: Environmental Hope Before and After Nature (Gerry Canavan). Ghosh’s The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable (Ericka Hoagland). Streeby’s Imagining the Future of Climate Change (Conrad Scott). Ashley’s Science Fiction Magazines from 1981 to 1990 (Paul Kincaid). Benford/Westfahl/Hendrix/Miller’s Bridges to Science Fiction and Fantasy (Nicholas Ruddick). Bowler’s Prophets of Progress from H.G. Wells to Isaac Asimov (Patrick A. McCarthy). Burton’s The Philosophy of Science Fiction (Leslie J. Fernandez). Edri/Gurevitch’s Science Fiction beyond Borders (Keren Omry). Garlington’s The Adventures of Acidman: Psychedelics and the Evolution of Consciousness in Science Fiction and Superhero Comics from the 1960s Onward (Eric Berlatsky). Hayles’s Unthought: The Power of the Cognitive Unconscious (Colin Milburn). Hubble/MacCallum-Stewart/Norman’s The Science Fiction of Iain M. Banks (Chad Andrews). James’s The Journals of Samuel Delany, Vol. 1 (Carl Freedman). López-Pellisa’s La Ciencia ficción en la cultura española (Sara Martín). Segaloff’s The Provocative Life of Harlan Ellison (Gary K. Wolfe). Telotte’s Animating the Science Fiction Imagination (Rick Cousins). Towlson’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind (David Hollands). Trudel’s Petit Guide de la science-fiction au Québec (Amy Ransom). Wilson’s J.G. Ballard and Sellars’s Applied Ballardianism (Rob Latham). NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE Eulogy for Ursula K. Le Guin (Robert M. Philmus) SF and the Digital Humanities (Lisa Swanstrom) Reply to Elana Gomel’s Review (Rob Latham) Calls for Essays Notes on Contributors Back to Home .
ARTICLES
SPECIAL ISSUE ON SF AND THE CLIMATE CRISIS
Edited by Brent Ryan Bellamy and Veronica Hollinger
Brent Ryan Bellamy. Introduction. (Full text.)
Symposium on Science Fiction and the Climate Crisis.
DESIGN EARTH. Of Oil and Ice.
Steve Asselin. A Climate of Competition: Climate Change as Political Economy in Speculative Fiction, 1889-1915.
Anindita Banerjee. Atoms, Aliens, and Compound Crises: Central Asia’s Nuclear Fantastic.
Michael Gaffney. The Ice Age and Us: Imagining Geohistory in Kim Stanley Robinson’s Shaman.
Rebecca Evans. Nomenclature, Narrative, and Novum: “The Anthropocene” and/as Science Fiction.
Chris Pak. Terraforming and Geoengineering in Luna: New Moon, 2312, and Aurora.
Brent Ryan Bellamy and Sean O’Brien. Solar Accumulation: The Worlds-Systems Theory of The Expanse.
Allison Mackey. Guilty Speculations: The Affective Climate of Global Anthropocene Fictions.
Hua Li. “Are We, People from the Earth, so Terrible?”: An Atmospheric Crisis in Zheng Wenguang’s Descendant of Mars.
Guy Witzel. Abcanny Waters: Victor LaValle, John Langan, and the Weird Horror of Climate Change.
REVIEW-ESSAY
Terry Harpold. “À la Hogarth”: Verne’s Robur the Conqueror.
BOOKS IN REVIEW
Garforth’s Green Utopias: Environmental Hope Before and After Nature (Gerry Canavan).
Ghosh’s The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable (Ericka Hoagland).
Streeby’s Imagining the Future of Climate Change (Conrad Scott).
Ashley’s Science Fiction Magazines from 1981 to 1990 (Paul Kincaid).
Benford/Westfahl/Hendrix/Miller’s Bridges to Science Fiction and Fantasy (Nicholas Ruddick).
Bowler’s Prophets of Progress from H.G. Wells to Isaac Asimov (Patrick A. McCarthy).
Burton’s The Philosophy of Science Fiction (Leslie J. Fernandez).
Edri/Gurevitch’s Science Fiction beyond Borders (Keren Omry).
Garlington’s The Adventures of Acidman: Psychedelics and the Evolution of Consciousness in Science Fiction and Superhero Comics from the 1960s Onward (Eric Berlatsky).
Hayles’s Unthought: The Power of the Cognitive Unconscious (Colin Milburn).
Hubble/MacCallum-Stewart/Norman’s The Science Fiction of Iain M. Banks (Chad Andrews).
James’s The Journals of Samuel Delany, Vol. 1 (Carl Freedman).
López-Pellisa’s La Ciencia ficción en la cultura española (Sara Martín).
Segaloff’s The Provocative Life of Harlan Ellison (Gary K. Wolfe).
Telotte’s Animating the Science Fiction Imagination (Rick Cousins).
Towlson’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind (David Hollands).
Trudel’s Petit Guide de la science-fiction au Québec (Amy Ransom).
Wilson’s J.G. Ballard and Sellars’s Applied Ballardianism (Rob Latham).
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
Eulogy for Ursula K. Le Guin (Robert M. Philmus)
SF and the Digital Humanities (Lisa Swanstrom)
Reply to Elana Gomel’s Review (Rob Latham)
Calls for Essays
Notes on Contributors
Back to Home
.
Back to Home