Science Fiction Studies

#19 = Volume 6, Part 3 = November 1979

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SCIENCE FICTION AND TEACHING

• Gregory Benford, Samuel Delany, Robert Scholes, Alan J. Friedman, and John Woodcock, eds. Teaching Science Fiction: Unique Challenges

• Charles Elkins and Darko Suvin. Preliminary Reflections on Teaching Science Fiction Critically

ARTICLES

• Lowry Pei. Poor Singletons: Definitions of Humanity in the Stories of James Tiptree, Jr. (Full text)

• Ina Rae Hark. Unity in the Composite Novel: Triadic Patterning in Asimov's The Gods Themselves(Full text)

• Martin Schäfer. The Rise and Fall of Antiutopia (Full text)

• Andrzej Zgorzelski. Is Science Fiction a Genre of Fantastic Literature? (Full text)

• George Locke. An English Science-Fiction Magazine, 1919 (Full text)

• David Y. Hughes. Criticism in English of H.G. Wells's Science Fiction (Full text)

REVIEW-ESSAYS

• Carlo Pagetti. 25 Years of SF Criticism in Italy (1953-1978)

• Robert M. Philmus. In Search of Orwell (Robert A. Lee. Orwell's Fiction; Jeffrey and Valerie Meyers. George Orwell: An Annotated Bibliography of Criticism; Jeffrey Meyers, ed. George Orwell: The Critical Heritage; Christopher Small. The Road to Miniluv: George Orwell, the State and God; William Steinhoff. George Orwell and the Origins of 1984)

• Samuel R. Delany. The Order of "Chaos" (Joanna Russ. And Chaos Died)

• Patrick Parrinder. Delany Inspects the Word-Beast (Samuel R. Delany. The Jewel-Hinged Jaw; The American Shore)

BOOKS IN REVIEW

• Witkiewicz in Translation (Daniel Gerould)

• El Shater's The Novels of Mary Shelley (David Ketterer)

• Hawthorne (Taylor Stoehr. Hawthorne's Mad Scientists: Pseudoscience and Social Science in Nineteenth Century Life and Letters.) (Lynn Berk)

• Sheckley's The Tenth Victim (David N. Samuelson)

• Silverberg's Best (Russell Letson)

• Pedagogies of Imagination (Georges Jean. Pour une pédagogie de l'imaginaire; Jacqueline Held. L'Imaginaire au pouvoir, les enfants et la littérature fantastique) (Jean-Marc Gouanvic)

• Isaacs' Darwin to Double Helix: The Biological Theme in Science Fiction (Peter Fitting)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

 

• Zoran Zivkovic , The First Collection of Yugoslav SF Stories, etc .

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