Science Fiction Studies

#30 = Volume 10, Part 2 = July 1983

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 SCIENCE FICTION IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ARTICLES

• Editorial Introduction

• Anca Vlasopolos. Frankenstein's Hidden Skeleton: The Psycho-Politics of Oppression

• Maurice J. Bennett. Edgar Allan Poe and the Tradition of Lunar Speculation

• Darko Suvin. Victorian Science Fiction, 1871-85: The Rise of the Alternative History Sub-Genre

• Nadia Khouri. Lost Worlds and the Revenge of Realism

OTHER ARTICLES

• Margaret Miller. The Ideal Woman in Two Feminist Science-Fiction Utopias

• David Ketterer. Pantropy, Polyploidy, and Tectogenesis in the Fiction of James Blish and Norman L. Knight

• Peter Fitting. Reality as Ideological Construct: A Reading of Five Novels by Philip K. Dick

REVIEW-ESSAYS

• Marc Angenot. Albert Robida's Twentieth Century (Albert Robida. Le Vingtième siècle)

• Artur Blaim. Encounters with Utopia (Jerzy Szacki. Spotkania z Utopia)

• Linda Leith. Women and Science Fiction (Marlene [sic] S. Barr, ed. Future Females: A Critical Anthology; Tom Staicar, ed. The Feminine Eye: Science Fiction and the Women Who Write It)

BOOKS IN REVIEW

• Jehmlich's Science Fiction (Angela Habermann)

• Morganti's Poul Anderson, tecnocrate e bardo (Paola Galli Mastrodonato)

• Smith's Philosophers Look at Science Fiction (Donald M. Hassler)

• Morgan's Future Man (Richard Dwyer)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

• Corrigenda (Gordon B. Chamberlain)
• Misleading Impression (Lynn F. Williams)
• Wells's Sphinx and Edward Bellamy (RMP)
• A Call for Papers on Black-American SF Writers
• Kansas Center for the Study of SF
• Science Fiction in Review