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==Editions== | ==Editions== | ||
* 2003: Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press. | * 2003: Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press. ISBN 0819566519 (cloth). ISBN 0819566527 (paper). | ||
==Contents== | ==Contents== | ||
* [[ | * Preface. ''American Science Fiction''; or, "What Happened to the Flying Cars?": Science Fiction / Millennia / Culture" - [[Marleen S. Barr]]. p.ix | ||
* Introduction. "Now -- and 3000: Science Fiction Studies / Cultural Studies" - [[Marleen S. Barr]]. | |||
; Part 1. Future Past. | |||
* [[Neil Postman]], "Building a Bridge to the Eighteenth Century" - p.19 | |||
* [[James Gunn]], "The End-of-the-World Ball" - p.29 | |||
; Part 2. Future Present. | |||
* [[Darko Suvin]], "Reflections on What Remains of Zamyatin's ''We'' after the Change of Leviathans: Must Collectivism Be Against People?" - p.51 | |||
* [[George Zebrowski]], "The Coming of Christ the Joker" - p.82 | |||
* [[Harlan Ellison]], "Goodbye to All That" - p.99 | |||
; Part 3. Future Perfect. | |||
* [[Marleen S. Barr]], "Superfeminist; or, A Hanukah Carol" - p.111 | |||
* [[Pamela Sargent]], "Utmost Bones" - p.116 | |||
* [[Marge Piercy]], "Love and Sex in the Year 3000" - p.131 | |||
* [[Rosi Braidotti]], "Cyberteratologies: Female Monsters Negotiate the Other's Participation in Humanity's Far Future", pp. 146- | |||
; Part 4. Future Critical. | |||
* [[Patrick Parrinder]], "'You Must Have Seen a Lot of Changes': Fiction Beyond the Twenty-First Century" - p.173 | |||
* [[Eric S. Rabkin]], "Review: What Was Science Fiction?" - p.191 | |||
* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]], "Review: Science in the Third Millennium" - p.199 | |||
* [[Walter Mosley]], “Black to the Future.” pp.202–4. (First appeared in ''[[New York Times Magazine]]''.) | |||
* About the Contributors - p.205 | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:08, 13 November 2010
Envisioning the Future: Science Fiction and the Next Millennium is a 2003 anthology of SF criticism edited by Marleen S. Barr.
Editions
- 2003: Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press. ISBN 0819566519 (cloth). ISBN 0819566527 (paper).
Contents
- Preface. American Science Fiction; or, "What Happened to the Flying Cars?": Science Fiction / Millennia / Culture" - Marleen S. Barr. p.ix
- Introduction. "Now -- and 3000: Science Fiction Studies / Cultural Studies" - Marleen S. Barr.
- Part 1. Future Past.
- Neil Postman, "Building a Bridge to the Eighteenth Century" - p.19
- James Gunn, "The End-of-the-World Ball" - p.29
- Part 2. Future Present.
- Darko Suvin, "Reflections on What Remains of Zamyatin's We after the Change of Leviathans: Must Collectivism Be Against People?" - p.51
- George Zebrowski, "The Coming of Christ the Joker" - p.82
- Harlan Ellison, "Goodbye to All That" - p.99
- Part 3. Future Perfect.
- Marleen S. Barr, "Superfeminist; or, A Hanukah Carol" - p.111
- Pamela Sargent, "Utmost Bones" - p.116
- Marge Piercy, "Love and Sex in the Year 3000" - p.131
- Rosi Braidotti, "Cyberteratologies: Female Monsters Negotiate the Other's Participation in Humanity's Far Future", pp. 146-
- Part 4. Future Critical.
- Patrick Parrinder, "'You Must Have Seen a Lot of Changes': Fiction Beyond the Twenty-First Century" - p.173
- Eric S. Rabkin, "Review: What Was Science Fiction?" - p.191
- Kim Stanley Robinson, "Review: Science in the Third Millennium" - p.199
- Walter Mosley, “Black to the Future.” pp.202–4. (First appeared in New York Times Magazine.)
- About the Contributors - p.205