The Oxford Handbook of Science Fiction encompasses the genre's development in a wide array of media that includes literature, film, comics, and television.
The Oxford Handbook of Science Fiction encompasses the genre's development in a wide array of media that includes literature, film, comics, and television.
Rob Latham is the author of Consuming Youth: Vampires, Cyborgs, and the Culture of Consumption and a senior editor of the journal Science Fiction Studies. He is also a member of the editorial boards of The Journal of Science Fiction Film and Television and The Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts.
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Contributors Introduction Part I. Science Fiction as Genre 1. "Extrapolation and Speculation" Brooks Landon 2. "Aesthetics" Peter Stockwell 3. "Histories" Arthur B. Evans 4. "Literary Movements" Gary K. Wolfe 5. "Fandom" Farah Mendlesohn 6. "The Marketplace" Gary Westfahl 7. "Pulp Science Fiction" Jess Nevins 8. "Literary Science Fiction" Joan Gordon 9. "Slipstream" Victoria de Zwaan 10. "The Fantastic" Brian Attebery 11. "Genre vs. Mode" Veronica Hollinger Part II. Science Fiction as Medium 12. "Film" Mark Bould 13. "Radio and Television" J.P. Telotte 14. "Animation" Paul Wells 15. "Art and Illustration" Jerome Winter 16. "Comics" Corey Creekmur 17. "Video Games" Pawe? Frelik 18. "Digital Arts and Hypertext" James Tobias 19. "Music" John Cline 20. "Performance Art" Steve Dixon 21. "Architecture" Nic Clear 22. "Theme Parks" Leonie Cooper Part III. Science Fiction as Culture 23. "The Culture of Science" Sherryl Vint 24. "Automation" Roger Luckhurst 25. "Military Culture" Steffen Hantke 26. "Atomic Culture and the Space Race" David Seed 27. "UFOs, Scientology, and Other SF Religions" Gregory L. Reece 28. "Advertising and Design" Jonathan M. Woodham 29. "Countercultures" Rob Latham 30. "Sexuality" Patricia Melzer 31. "Body Modification" Ross Farnell 32. "Cyberculture" Thomas Foster 33. "Retrofuturism and Steampunk" Elizabeth Guffey and Kate C. Lemay Part IV. Science Fiction as Worldview 34. "The Enlightenment" Adam Roberts 35. "The Gothic" William Hughes 36. "Darwinism" Patrick B. Sharp 37. "Colonialism and Postcolonialism" John Rieder 38. "Pseudoscience" Anthony Enns 39. "Futurology" Andrew M. Butler 40. "Posthumanism" Colin Milburn 41. "Feminism" Lisa Yaszek 42. "Libertarianism and Anarchism" Neil Easterbrook 43. "Afrofuturism" De Witt Douglas Kilgore 44. "Utopianism" Phillip E. Wegner
Contributors Introduction Part I. Science Fiction as Genre 1. "Extrapolation and Speculation" Brooks Landon 2. "Aesthetics" Peter Stockwell 3. "Histories" Arthur B. Evans 4. "Literary Movements" Gary K. Wolfe 5. "Fandom" Farah Mendlesohn 6. "The Marketplace" Gary Westfahl 7. "Pulp Science Fiction" Jess Nevins 8. "Literary Science Fiction" Joan Gordon 9. "Slipstream" Victoria de Zwaan 10. "The Fantastic" Brian Attebery 11. "Genre vs. Mode" Veronica Hollinger Part II. Science Fiction as Medium 12. "Film" Mark Bould 13. "Radio and Television" J.P. Telotte 14. "Animation" Paul Wells 15. "Art and Illustration" Jerome Winter 16. "Comics" Corey Creekmur 17. "Video Games" Pawe? Frelik 18. "Digital Arts and Hypertext" James Tobias 19. "Music" John Cline 20. "Performance Art" Steve Dixon 21. "Architecture" Nic Clear 22. "Theme Parks" Leonie Cooper Part III. Science Fiction as Culture 23. "The Culture of Science" Sherryl Vint 24. "Automation" Roger Luckhurst 25. "Military Culture" Steffen Hantke 26. "Atomic Culture and the Space Race" David Seed 27. "UFOs, Scientology, and Other SF Religions" Gregory L. Reece 28. "Advertising and Design" Jonathan M. Woodham 29. "Countercultures" Rob Latham 30. "Sexuality" Patricia Melzer 31. "Body Modification" Ross Farnell 32. "Cyberculture" Thomas Foster 33. "Retrofuturism and Steampunk" Elizabeth Guffey and Kate C. Lemay Part IV. Science Fiction as Worldview 34. "The Enlightenment" Adam Roberts 35. "The Gothic" William Hughes 36. "Darwinism" Patrick B. Sharp 37. "Colonialism and Postcolonialism" John Rieder 38. "Pseudoscience" Anthony Enns 39. "Futurology" Andrew M. Butler 40. "Posthumanism" Colin Milburn 41. "Feminism" Lisa Yaszek 42. "Libertarianism and Anarchism" Neil Easterbrook 43. "Afrofuturism" De Witt Douglas Kilgore 44. "Utopianism" Phillip E. Wegner
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