Slavery and enslavement in SF - Revision history

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	==Other SF with Slavery==		==Other SF with Slavery==
	(slavery used as a plot device but not necessarily examined culturally; not necessarily trashy)		(slavery used as a plot device but not necessarily examined culturally; not necessarily trashy)
	* [[Jacqueline Carey]]. Kushiel's Dart (2001) [people are in bond until they earn their "mark"; more "indentured servitude", time-limited slavery]		* [[Jacqueline Carey]]. ''[[Kushiel's Dart]]'' (2001) [people are in bond until they earn their "mark"; more "indentured servitude", time-limited slavery]
	* [[Jo Clayton]]. Irsud		* [[Jo Clayton]]. ''[[Irsud]]''
	* [[Lee Crittenden]]. "Anthem" in Sexcrime: An Anthology of Subversive Erotica edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press: 2000) (slave clones discover sororal sapphic sex)		* [[Lee Crittenden]]. "Anthem" in Sexcrime: An Anthology of Subversive Erotica edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press: 2000) (slave clones discover sororal sapphic sex)
	* [[Phyllis Gotlieb]]. [[Flesh and Gold]]		* [[Phyllis Gotlieb]]. ''[[Flesh and Gold]]''
	* Robert A. Heinlein Citizen of the Galaxy		* Robert A. Heinlein, ''[[Citizen of the Galaxy]]''
	* Frances Lucas. Cathy IV (1992). (A naive young lesbian is shipwrecked on another planet, and becomes embroiled in their slave economy, when she falls in love with a slave/robot.)		* Frances Lucas, ''[[Cathy IV]]'' (1992). (A naive young lesbian is shipwrecked on another planet, and becomes embroiled in their slave economy, when she falls in love with a slave/robot.)
	* [[Susan R. Matthews\|Matthews, Susan]]. The [[Jurisdiction Universe series]] featuring [[Andrej Kosciusko]]; the universe is full of "bond-servants", a punitive version of indentured servitude.		* [[Susan R. Matthews\|Matthews, Susan]], The [[Jurisdiction Universe series]] featuring [[Andrej Kosciusko]]; the universe is full of "bond-servants", a punitive version of indentured servitude.
	* John Norman. Gor series. (Distinctly & specifically anti-feminist fantasy in which women are sex-slaves to men.)		* [[Severna Park]], ''[[Speaking Dreams]]'' (Firebrand, 1992) (good writing - lesbians in a universe with slaves fighting the odds to be together) and ''[[Hand of Prophecy]]'' (set in same universe as Speaking Dreams)
	* [[Severna Park]]. Speaking Dreams (Firebrand, 1992) (good writing - lesbians in a universe with slaves fighting the odds to be together)
	* --. Hand of Prophecy (set in same universe as Speaking Dreams)


			==definitively trashy and/or exploitative==
			* [[John Norman]], ''[[Gor series]]''. (Distinctly & specifically anti-feminist fantasy in which women are sex-slaves to men.)
			* see also [[pouty slave boys]]

	==see also==		==see also==

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Slavery and enslavement moved to Slavery and enslavement in SF: this is a list of examples from fiction

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	==Thoughtful, serious examinations of slavery==		==Thoughtful, serious examinations of slavery==
	* Burdekin~~, Katharine~~. Swastika Night (in a far-future Nazi regime, women are literally enslaved and used as breeding chattel)		* [[Katharine Burdekin]]. Swastika Night (in a far-future Nazi regime, women are literally enslaved and used as breeding chattel)
	* Butler~~, Octavia~~. Kindred (1979) (classic; woman travels back in time to her African-American slave ancestor)		* [[Octavia Butler]]. Kindred (1979) (classic; woman travels back in time to her African-American slave ancestor)
	* Others of Butler's works deal with the questions of freedom and enslavement. For instance, the Xenogenesis trilogy.		* Others of Butler's works deal with the questions of freedom and enslavement. For instance, the Xenogenesis trilogy.
	* ~~Charnas,~~ Suzy McKee. Walk to the End of the World (in a post-apocalyptic North America, women are literally enslaved; interesting treatment because of the discussion of how people become enslaved, and how slaves work together)		* [[Suzy McKee Charnas]]. Walk to the End of the World (in a post-apocalyptic North America, women are literally enslaved; interesting treatment because of the discussion of how people become enslaved, and how slaves work together)
	* ~~Cherryh,~~ C. J. Cyteen [Artificially designed people, or "azi's," are not technically slaves; they are considered more a sort of industrial property or intellectual property. But their legal status is clearly that of property.]		* [[C. J. Cherryh]] Cyteen [Artificially designed people, or "azi's," are not technically slaves; they are considered more a sort of industrial property or intellectual property. But their legal status is clearly that of property.]
	* Emshwiller~~, Carol~~. The Mount (2002)		* [[Carol Emshwiller]]. The Mount (2002)
	* Kritzer~~, Naomi~~. Freedom's Gate (2004) and sequels.		* [[Naomi Kritzer]]. Freedom's Gate (2004) and sequels.
	* ~~Le Guin,~~ Ursula K. Four Ways to Forgiveness (four stories about a world in which one race enslaves another; serious & well-written exploration of slavery)		* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]] Four Ways to Forgiveness (four stories about a world in which one race enslaves another; serious & well-written exploration of slavery)
	* Lynn~~, Elizabeth~~. The Sardonyx Net (1981)		* [[Elizabeth A. Lynn]]. The Sardonyx Net (1981 novel)
			* [[John Sayles]], "[[The Brother from Another Planet]]" (1984 film)
			* [[Walter Mosley]], ''[[47 (novel)\|47]]'' (2005 novel)

	==Other SF with Slavery==		==Other SF with Slavery==

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	==Other SF with Slavery==		==Other SF with Slavery==
	(slavery used as a plot device but not necessarily examined culturally; not necessarily trashy)		(slavery used as a plot device but not necessarily examined culturally; not necessarily trashy)
	* Carey~~, Jacqueline~~. Kushiel's Dart (2001) [people are in bond until they earn their "mark"; more "indentured servitude", time-limited slavery]		* [[Jacqueline Carey]]. Kushiel's Dart (2001) [people are in bond until they earn their "mark"; more "indentured servitude", time-limited slavery]
	* Clayton~~, Jo~~. Irsud		* [[Jo Clayton]]. Irsud
	* Crittenden~~, Lee~~. "Anthem" in Sexcrime: An Anthology of Subversive Erotica edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press: 2000) (slave clones discover sororal sapphic sex)		* [[Lee Crittenden]]. "Anthem" in Sexcrime: An Anthology of Subversive Erotica edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press: 2000) (slave clones discover sororal sapphic sex)
	* [[Phyllis Gotlieb~~\|Gotlieb, Phyllis~~]]. [[Flesh and Gold]]		* [[Phyllis Gotlieb]]. [[Flesh and Gold]]
	* ~~Heinlein,~~ Robert A. Citizen of the Galaxy		* Robert A. Heinlein Citizen of the Galaxy
	* Lucas~~, Frances~~. Cathy IV (1992). (A naive young lesbian is shipwrecked on another planet, and becomes embroiled in their slave economy, when she falls in love with a slave/robot.)		* Frances Lucas. Cathy IV (1992). (A naive young lesbian is shipwrecked on another planet, and becomes embroiled in their slave economy, when she falls in love with a slave/robot.)
	* [[Susan R. Matthews\|Matthews, Susan]]. The series of ~~books with Andres who reluctantly has~~ bond-servants.		* [[Susan R. Matthews\|Matthews, Susan]]. The [[Jurisdiction Universe series]] featuring [[Andrej Kosciusko]]; the universe is full of "bond-servants", a punitive version of indentured servitude.
	* Norman~~, John~~. Gor series. (Distinctly & specifically anti-feminist fantasy in which women are sex-slaves to men.)		* John Norman. Gor series. (Distinctly & specifically anti-feminist fantasy in which women are sex-slaves to men.)
	* Park~~, Severna~~. Speaking Dreams (Firebrand, 1992) (good writing - lesbians in a universe with slaves fighting the odds to be together)		* [[Severna Park]]. Speaking Dreams (Firebrand, 1992) (good writing - lesbians in a universe with slaves fighting the odds to be together)
	* --. Hand of Prophecy (set in same universe as Speaking Dreams)		* --. Hand of Prophecy (set in same universe as Speaking Dreams)

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	* Clayton, Jo. Irsud		* Clayton, Jo. Irsud
	* Crittenden, Lee. "Anthem" in Sexcrime: An Anthology of Subversive Erotica edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press: 2000) (slave clones discover sororal sapphic sex)		* Crittenden, Lee. "Anthem" in Sexcrime: An Anthology of Subversive Erotica edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press: 2000) (slave clones discover sororal sapphic sex)
	* Gotlieb, Phyllis. Flesh and Gold		* [[Phyllis Gotlieb\|Gotlieb, Phyllis]]. [[Flesh and Gold]]
	* Heinlein, Robert A. Citizen of the Galaxy		* Heinlein, Robert A. Citizen of the Galaxy
	* Lucas, Frances. Cathy IV (1992). (A naive young lesbian is shipwrecked on another planet, and becomes embroiled in their slave economy, when she falls in love with a slave/robot.)		* Lucas, Frances. Cathy IV (1992). (A naive young lesbian is shipwrecked on another planet, and becomes embroiled in their slave economy, when she falls in love with a slave/robot.)
	* Matthews, Susan. The series of books with Andres who reluctantly has bond-servants		* [[Susan R. Matthews\|Matthews, Susan]]. The series of books with Andres who reluctantly has bond-servants.
	* Norman, John. Gor series. (Distinctly & specifically anti-feminist fantasy in which women are sex-slaves to men.)		* Norman, John. Gor series. (Distinctly & specifically anti-feminist fantasy in which women are sex-slaves to men.)
	* Park, Severna. Speaking Dreams (Firebrand, 1992) (good writing - lesbians in a universe with slaves fighting the odds to be together)		* Park, Severna. Speaking Dreams (Firebrand, 1992) (good writing - lesbians in a universe with slaves fighting the odds to be together)

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Explorations of literal slavery, either as practiced historically on Earth, or other types of slavery.

==Thoughtful, serious examinations of slavery==
* Burdekin, Katharine. Swastika Night (in a far-future Nazi regime, women are literally enslaved and used as breeding chattel)
* Butler, Octavia. Kindred (1979) (classic; woman travels back in time to her African-American slave ancestor)
* Others of Butler's works deal with the questions of freedom and enslavement. For instance, the Xenogenesis trilogy.
* Charnas, Suzy McKee. Walk to the End of the World (in a post-apocalyptic North America, women are literally enslaved; interesting treatment because of the discussion of how people become enslaved, and how slaves work together)
* Cherryh, C. J. Cyteen [Artificially designed people, or "azi's," are not technically slaves; they are considered more a sort of industrial property or intellectual property. But their legal status is clearly that of property.]
* Emshwiller, Carol. The Mount (2002)
* Kritzer, Naomi. Freedom's Gate (2004) and sequels.
* Le Guin, Ursula K. Four Ways to Forgiveness (four stories about a world in which one race enslaves another; serious & well-written exploration of slavery)
* Lynn, Elizabeth. The Sardonyx Net (1981)

==Other SF with Slavery==
(slavery used as a plot device but not necessarily examined culturally; not necessarily trashy)
* Carey, Jacqueline. Kushiel's Dart (2001) [people are in bond until they earn their "mark"; more "indentured servitude", time-limited slavery]
* Clayton, Jo. Irsud
* Crittenden, Lee. "Anthem" in Sexcrime: An Anthology of Subversive Erotica edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press: 2000) (slave clones discover sororal sapphic sex)
* Gotlieb, Phyllis. Flesh and Gold
* Heinlein, Robert A. Citizen of the Galaxy
* Lucas, Frances. Cathy IV (1992). (A naive young lesbian is shipwrecked on another planet, and becomes embroiled in their slave economy, when she falls in love with a slave/robot.)
* Matthews, Susan. The series of books with Andres who reluctantly has bond-servants
* Norman, John. Gor series. (Distinctly & specifically anti-feminist fantasy in which women are sex-slaves to men.)
* Park, Severna. Speaking Dreams (Firebrand, 1992) (good writing - lesbians in a universe with slaves fighting the odds to be together)
* --. Hand of Prophecy (set in same universe as Speaking Dreams)

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			==see also==
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