Rape in SF - Revision history

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2010-06-08T18:28:07Z

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	* [[Suzy McKee Charnas]], ''[[Walk to the End of the World]]''		* [[Suzy McKee Charnas]], ''[[Walk to the End of the World]]''
	* [[Lois Gould]], ''[[A Sea Change]]'' (1976)		* [[Lois Gould]], ''[[A Sea Change]]'' (1976)
	* [[Elizabeth Hand]], "[[Cleopatra Brimstone]]" in [[Redshift: Extreme Visions of Speculative Fiction]], edited by [[Al Sarrantonio]] (2001)		* [[Elizabeth Hand]], "[[Cleopatra Brimstone]]" in ''[[Redshift: Extreme Visions of Speculative Fiction]]'', edited by [[Al Sarrantonio]] (2001)
	* [[Nalo Hopkinson]], ''[[Midnight Robber]]'' (2000) [child abuse]		* [[Nalo Hopkinson]], ''[[Midnight Robber]]'' (2000) [child abuse]
	* [[Gwyneth Jones]], ''[[The White Queen]]'' [alien rapes human thru mixed signals]		* [[Gwyneth Jones]], ''[[The White Queen]]'' [alien rapes human thru mixed signals]

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	Works in which rape is a central theme, or central in development of plot or character. This list includes works that are hideously sexist as well as works that are generally feminist.		Works in which rape is a central theme, or central in development of plot or character. This list includes works that are hideously sexist as well as works that are generally feminist.

	* [[Suzy McKee Charnas]]. [[Walk to the End of the World]]		* [[Suzy McKee Charnas]], ''[[Walk to the End of the World]]''
	* [[Lois Gould]]. [[A Sea Change]] (1976)		* [[Lois Gould]], ''[[A Sea Change]]'' (1976)
	* [[Elizabeth Hand]]. "[[Cleopatra Brimstone]]" in [[Redshift: Extreme Visions of Speculative Fiction]], edited by [[Al Sarrantonio]] (2001)		* [[Elizabeth Hand]], "[[Cleopatra Brimstone]]" in [[Redshift: Extreme Visions of Speculative Fiction]], edited by [[Al Sarrantonio]] (2001)
	* [[Nalo Hopkinson]]. [[Midnight Robber]] (2000) [child abuse]		* [[Nalo Hopkinson]], ''[[Midnight Robber]]'' (2000) [child abuse]
	* [[Gwyneth Jones]]. [[The White Queen]] [alien rapes human thru mixed signals]		* [[Gwyneth Jones]], ''[[The White Queen]]'' [alien rapes human thru mixed signals]
	* [[Gwyneth Jones]], ''[[Life (novel)\|Life]]''		* [[Gwyneth Jones]], ''[[Life (novel)\|Life]]''
	* [[Sylvia Kelso]], ''[[Amberlight]]'' (male rape)		* [[Sylvia Kelso]], ''[[Amberlight]]'' (male rape)
	* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. ''[[Magic's Price]]'' (1990) (homosexual gang rape of protagonist [[Vanyel Ashkevron]])		* [[Mercedes Lackey]], ''[[Magic's Price]]'' (1990) (homosexual gang rape of protagonist [[Vanyel Ashkevron]])
	* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. [[Arrows' Fall]] (1988)		* [[Mercedes Lackey]], ''[[Arrows' Fall]]'' (1988)
	* [[Sam Merwin]]. [[Chauvinisto]] (1976)		* [[Robin McKinley]], ''[[Deerskin]]''
	* [[Diana Rivers]]. [[Journey to Zelindar]]: The Personal Account of Sair of Semasi: Book 986 of the Hadra Archives (Lace Publications, 1987) (Hadra 3) (A country of [[Lesbian separatisms\|lesbian separatists]], the [[Hadra]], is protected by the Goddess in a patriarchal society. After a gang-rape, [[Sair of Semasi]] escapes her country after a rape and is taken in by the Hadra.)		* [[Sam Merwin]], ''[[Chauvinisto]]'' (1976)
	* [[Mary Doria Russell]]. [[The Sparrow]]		* [[Diana Rivers]], ''[[Journey to Zelindar\|Journey to Zelindar: The Personal Account of Sair of Semasi: Book 986 of the Hadra Archives]]'' (Lace Publications, 1987) (Hadra 3) (A country of [[Lesbian separatisms\|lesbian separatists]], the [[Hadra]], is protected by the Goddess in a patriarchal society. After a gang-rape, [[Sair of Semasi]] escapes her country after a rape and is taken in by the Hadra.)
	* [[James Tiptree, Jr]]. "[[Mama come Home]]" (1968) [alien females rape human males]		* [[Mary Doria Russell]], ''[[The Sparrow]]'' and ''[[Children of God]]''
	* [[John Varley]]. Titan ([[Gaean Trilogy]] v.1)		* [[James Tiptree, Jr]], "[[Mama come Home]]" (1968) [alien females rape human males]
	* [[Kate Wilhelm]]. [[The Clewiston Test]] (1976)		* [[John Varley]], ''[[Titan]]'' ([[Gaean Trilogy]] v.1)
	* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. "[[False Dawn(story)\|False Dawn]]" (the story, which was part of the book) in [[Strange Bedfellows]] edited by Thomas Scortia (1972).		* [[Kate Wilhelm]], ''[[The Clewiston Test]]'' (1976)
			* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], "[[False Dawn(story)\|False Dawn]]" (the story, which was part of the book) in [[Strange Bedfellows]] edited by Thomas Scortia (1972).
	* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. "[[Un Bel Di]]" in [[Two Views of Wonder], edited by [[Thomas Scortia]] and Chelsea Quinn Yarbro (New York: Ballantine, 1973)		* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. "[[Un Bel Di]]" in [[Two Views of Wonder], edited by [[Thomas Scortia]] and Chelsea Quinn Yarbro (New York: Ballantine, 1973)

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2009-03-23T04:53:42Z

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	* [[Gwyneth Jones]]. [[The White Queen]] [alien rapes human thru mixed signals]		* [[Gwyneth Jones]]. [[The White Queen]] [alien rapes human thru mixed signals]
	* [[Gwyneth Jones]], ''[[Life (novel)\|Life]]''		* [[Gwyneth Jones]], ''[[Life (novel)\|Life]]''
			* [[Sylvia Kelso]], ''[[Amberlight]]'' (male rape)
	* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. ''[[Magic's Price]]'' (1990) (homosexual gang rape of protagonist [[Vanyel Ashkevron]])		* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. ''[[Magic's Price]]'' (1990) (homosexual gang rape of protagonist [[Vanyel Ashkevron]])
	* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. [[Arrows' Fall]] (1988)		* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. [[Arrows' Fall]] (1988)

Lquilter: /* Discussions, critiques, analyses */ oh john ringo no

2008-04-24T02:51:35Z

Discussions, critiques, analyses: oh john ringo no

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	==Discussions, critiques, analyses==		==Discussions, critiques, analyses==
	* [http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=312 The Fantasy of Rape: The Use of Rape as a Catalyst on Female Protagonists in SF/F], Naamenblog + comment thread on FSFblog, and relatedly, [[rape and revenge in SF]] and [[female protagonists who did not experience sexual assault]]		* [http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=312 The Fantasy of Rape: The Use of Rape as a Catalyst on Female Protagonists in SF/F], Naamenblog + comment thread on FSFblog, and relatedly, [[rape and revenge in SF]] and [[female protagonists who did not experience sexual assault]]
	*[http://hradzka.livejournal.com/194753.html#cutid1 books to make my flist's heads explode: John Ringo], hradzka, 2008/03/22 - Analyzing John Ringo's ''Ghost'', first book in the ''Paladin of Shadows'' series; series protagonist Mark Harmon hates rapists because he, too, wants to rape, but valiantly resists.		*[http://hradzka.livejournal.com/194753.html#cutid1 books to make my flist's heads explode: John Ringo], hradzka, 2008/03/22 - Analyzing John Ringo's ''Ghost'', first book in the ''Paladin of Shadows'' series; series protagonist Mark Harmon hates rapists because he, too, wants to rape, but valiantly resists. The immortal phrase: "OH JOHN RINGO NO".

	[[Category:Sexuality themes]]		[[Category:Sexuality themes]]
	[[Category:Violence themes]]		[[Category:Violence themes]]

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	* [http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=312 The Fantasy of Rape: The Use of Rape as a Catalyst on Female Protagonists in SF/F], Naamenblog + comment thread on FSFblog, and relatedly, [[rape and revenge in SF]] and [[female protagonists who did not experience sexual assault]]		* [http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=312 The Fantasy of Rape: The Use of Rape as a Catalyst on Female Protagonists in SF/F], Naamenblog + comment thread on FSFblog, and relatedly, [[rape and revenge in SF]] and [[female protagonists who did not experience sexual assault]]

	[[Category:~~Gender and sex~~ themes]]		[[Category:Sexuality themes]]
	[[Category:Violence themes]]		[[Category:Violence themes]]

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	* [[Gwyneth Jones]]. [[The White Queen]] [alien rapes human thru mixed signals]		* [[Gwyneth Jones]]. [[The White Queen]] [alien rapes human thru mixed signals]
	* [[Gwyneth Jones]], ''[[Life (novel)\|Life]]''		* [[Gwyneth Jones]], ''[[Life (novel)\|Life]]''
	* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. Magic's Price (1990) [homosexual gang rape]		* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. ''[[Magic's Price]]'' (1990) (homosexual gang rape of protagonist [[Vanyel Ashkevron]])
	* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. [[Arrows' Fall]] (1988)		* [[Mercedes Lackey]]. [[Arrows' Fall]] (1988)
	* [[Sam Merwin]]. [[Chauvinisto]] (1976)		* [[Sam Merwin]]. [[Chauvinisto]] (1976)

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Rape in Greek mythology]] - Greek mythology contained numerous stories of rape or seduction (depending on the story); often followed by the female character transforming herself, as in [[Medusa]], [[Leda]], [[Daphne]]		* [[Rape in Greek mythology]] - Greek mythology contained numerous stories of rape or seduction (depending on the story); often followed by the female character transforming herself, as in [[Medusa]], [[Leda]], [[Daphne]]
	* [http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=312 The Fantasy of Rape: The Use of Rape as a Catalyst on Female Protagonists in SF/F], Naamenblog + comment thread on FSFblog		* [http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=312 The Fantasy of Rape: The Use of Rape as a Catalyst on Female Protagonists in SF/F], Naamenblog + comment thread on FSFblog, and relatedly, [[rape and revenge in SF]] and [[female protagonists who did not experience sexual assault]]

	[[Category:Gender and sex themes]]		[[Category:Gender and sex themes]]
	[[Category:Violence themes]]		[[Category:Violence themes]]

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Rape in Greek mythology]] - Greek mythology contained numerous stories of rape or seduction (depending on the story); often followed by the female character transforming herself, as in [[Medusa]], [[Leda]], [[Daphne]]		* [[Rape in Greek mythology]] - Greek mythology contained numerous stories of rape or seduction (depending on the story); often followed by the female character transforming herself, as in [[Medusa]], [[Leda]], [[Daphne]]
			* [http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=312 The Fantasy of Rape: The Use of Rape as a Catalyst on Female Protagonists in SF/F], Naamenblog + comment thread on FSFblog

	[[Category:Gender and sex themes]]		[[Category:Gender and sex themes]]
	[[Category:Violence themes]]		[[Category:Violence themes]]

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Rape in Greek mythology]] - Greek mythology contained numerous stories of rape or seduction (depending on the story); often followed by the female character transforming herself, as in [[Medusa]], [[Leda]], [[Daphne]]		* [[Rape in Greek mythology]] - Greek mythology contained numerous stories of rape or seduction (depending on the story); often followed by the female character transforming herself, as in [[Medusa]], [[Leda]], [[Daphne]]


			==Discussions, critiques, analyses==
	* [http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=312 The Fantasy of Rape: The Use of Rape as a Catalyst on Female Protagonists in SF/F], Naamenblog + comment thread on FSFblog, and relatedly, [[rape and revenge in SF]] and [[female protagonists who did not experience sexual assault]]		* [http://blogs.feministsf.net/?p=312 The Fantasy of Rape: The Use of Rape as a Catalyst on Female Protagonists in SF/F], Naamenblog + comment thread on FSFblog, and relatedly, [[rape and revenge in SF]] and [[female protagonists who did not experience sexual assault]]
			*[http://hradzka.livejournal.com/194753.html#cutid1 books to make my flist's heads explode: John Ringo], hradzka, 2008/03/22 - Analyzing John Ringo's ''Ghost'', first book in the ''Paladin of Shadows'' series; series protagonist Mark Harmon hates rapists because he, too, wants to rape, but valiantly resists.

	[[Category:Sexuality themes]]		[[Category:Sexuality themes]]
	[[Category:Violence themes]]		[[Category:Violence themes]]