Science Fiction Studies

#20 = Volume 7, Part 1 = March 1980

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 SCIENCE FICTION ON WOMEN - SCIENCE FICTION BY WOMEN

ARTICLES

• Editorial

• Joanna Russ. Amor Vincit Foeminam, The Battle of the Sexes in SF

• Susan Gubar. C.L. Moore and the Conventions of Women's SF
  

• Linda Leith. Marion Zimmer Bradley and Darkover

• Robert Galbreath. Holism, Openness, and the Other: Le Guin's Use of the Occult

• Nadia Khouri. The Dialectics of Power: Utopia in the SF of Le Guin, Jeury, and Piercy

• Jean Pfaelzer. Parody and Satire in American Dystopian Fiction of the 19th Century

OTHER ARTICLES

• Beatrice Fink. Narrative Techniques and Utopian Structures in Sade's Aline et Valcour

• David N. Samuelson. Critical Mass: The SF of Frederik Pohl

REVIEW-ESSAYS

• George Locke. The New Bleiler and the New Clarke (I.F. Clarke. Tale of the Future; E. F. Bleiler, The Checklist of Science Fiction and Supernatural Fiction)

• Patrick Parrinder. William Morris: Romantic or Revolutionary? (E.P. Thompson. William Morris: Romantic to Revolutionary; Richard Mathews. An Introductory Guide to the Utopian and Fantasy Writing of William Morris; Richard Mathews. Worlds Beyond the World. The Fantastic Vision of William Morris; Charlotte H. Oberg. A Pagan Prophet. William Morris)

BOOKS IN REVIEW

• Winter's Compendium Utopiarum (Andreas Huyssen)

• Lasky's Utopia and Revolution (Donald Watson)

• Watt's Aldous Huxley: The Critical Heritage  (Robert M. Philmus)

• Brynfonski's Contemporary Literary Criticism (Charles Elkins)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

• In Defense of Lovecraft (S.T. Joshi)
• SF and Poetry (Darko Suvin)

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