New Boundaries in Political Science Fiction

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New Boundaries in Political Science Fiction, edited by Donald M. Hassler and Clyde Wilcox, is a 2008 collection of essays on politics and science fiction.



Contents

  • Lisa Yaszek, "Not Lost in Space: Revising the Politics of Cold War Womanhood in Judith Merril's Science Fiction" - p.78
  • Wanda Raiford, "Race, Robots, and the Law" - p.93
  • M. Elizabeth Ginway, "The Body in Brazilian Science Fiction: Implants and Cyborgs", p.198
  • Roberta de Sousa Causo, "A Brazilian Metafiction: Paulo de Sousa Ramos's Dystopian Novella", p. 212
  • Fred Erisman, "Stagecoach in Space: The Legacy of Firefly", p.223
  • Sandy Rankin, "The (Not Yet) Utopian Dimension and Collapse of Cyberpunk in Walter Mosley's Futureland: Nine Stories of an Imminent World", p.315
  • Marleen S. Barr. “A Last Situation: Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice and Cultural Critic Leslie Fiedler.” - p.339

Editions

  • 2008, University of South Carolina Press. ISBN 978-1-57003-736-8.

Notes

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