Essays looking at the idea of "science fiction" as it can be applied to medieval texts, and the synergies between the genres.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Medieval Science Fiction: An Impossible Fantasy? Is Beowulf Science Fiction? The Future is a Foreign Country: The Legend of the Seven Sleepers and the Anglo-Saxon Sense of the Past Untimely Travel: Living and Dying in Connie Willis's Doomsday Book "On Second Thought, Let's Not Go to Camelot... `Tis a Silly Space": Star Trek and the Inconsequence of SF Medievalism "Those two green children which Nubrigensis speaks of in his time, that fell from heavem", or the Origins of Science Fiction Aliens and Anglo-Saxons in Edwin Morgan's "The First Men on Mercury" The Riddle of Medieval Technology Dreams of War, Dreams of Dragons' Fire: Conrad Kyeser's Bellefortis Courtly Love on Mars: E.R. Burroughs and the Medieval Lineage of Planetary Romance The Medieval Dying Earth Catapunk: Toward a Medieval Aesthetic of Science Fiction Medieval Cosmology and World Building Discovering Eifelheim
Medieval Science Fiction: An Impossible Fantasy? Is Beowulf Science Fiction? The Future is a Foreign Country: The Legend of the Seven Sleepers and the Anglo-Saxon Sense of the Past Untimely Travel: Living and Dying in Connie Willis's Doomsday Book "On Second Thought, Let's Not Go to Camelot... `Tis a Silly Space": Star Trek and the Inconsequence of SF Medievalism "Those two green children which Nubrigensis speaks of in his time, that fell from heavem", or the Origins of Science Fiction Aliens and Anglo-Saxons in Edwin Morgan's "The First Men on Mercury" The Riddle of Medieval Technology Dreams of War, Dreams of Dragons' Fire: Conrad Kyeser's Bellefortis Courtly Love on Mars: E.R. Burroughs and the Medieval Lineage of Planetary Romance The Medieval Dying Earth Catapunk: Toward a Medieval Aesthetic of Science Fiction Medieval Cosmology and World Building Discovering Eifelheim
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