This book explores science fantasy, a hybrid genre that draws from both science fiction and fantasy. It delves into how science fantasy serves as a medium to shape the present and build a better future through memories and explores uncharted territories where science and imagination intersect.
This book explores science fantasy, a hybrid genre that draws from both science fiction and fantasy. It delves into how science fantasy serves as a medium to shape the present and build a better future through memories and explores uncharted territories where science and imagination intersect.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cenk Tan is lecturer doctor at Pamukkale University in Denizli, Turkey. Nazan Y¿ld¿z Çiçekçi is associate professor in the Department of English Language and Literature at Karadeniz Technical University, Turkey. Elçin Parçaölu is assistant professor in the Department of English Language and Literature at Pamukkale University in Denizli, Turkey.
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Editors' Foreword: Cenk Tan, Elçin Parçaölu and Nazan Y ld z Çiçekçi Introduction: Fantasy and Science Fiction: "A Rationalized Fantasy", Nazan Y ld z Çiçekçi Chapter One: Arthur C. Clarke's Childhood's End: A Critique of Free Will, Determinism and Predestination, Cenk Tan Chapter Two: Science Undertakes the Task: An Analysis of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children through Science Fantasy, Elçin Parçaölu Chapter Three: Andre Norton's Androgynous Equality and Subverting Gender Roles and Hue of Witchcraft in Witch World, Nazan Y ld z Çiçekçi Chapter Four: In the Shadow of the Past and of the Source Text: I, Frankenstein as Adaptation and Americanization, Defne Ersin Tutan Chapter Five: From Mighty Warrior to Goofy Dad: Exploring Masculinities in the Thor Franchise, Sotirios Bampatzimopoulos Chapter Six: Mars and the Martians as Others in Philip K. Dick's Story and its Film Adaptation, Ercan Gürova Chapter Seven: Reimagining Marronage in Nalo Hopkinson's Midnight Robber, Keisha Allan Chapter Eight: Mothering in the Multiverse: Representations of Shifting Maternal Identities in Popular Science Fiction Films, Sarah Young Chapter Nine: The Science Fantasy of Michael Moorcock, Karol Jaroszewski Chapter Ten: Conscious Counter-Reality: Lexical Cohesion and Anti-Language in Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Michael Arthur Soares Chapter Eleven: Exploring Feminist Utopia: A Neo-Realist Analysis of The Feminist Utopia Project, Gül Varl Karaarslan About the Contributors
Editors' Foreword: Cenk Tan, Elçin Parçaölu and Nazan Y ld z Çiçekçi Introduction: Fantasy and Science Fiction: "A Rationalized Fantasy", Nazan Y ld z Çiçekçi Chapter One: Arthur C. Clarke's Childhood's End: A Critique of Free Will, Determinism and Predestination, Cenk Tan Chapter Two: Science Undertakes the Task: An Analysis of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children through Science Fantasy, Elçin Parçaölu Chapter Three: Andre Norton's Androgynous Equality and Subverting Gender Roles and Hue of Witchcraft in Witch World, Nazan Y ld z Çiçekçi Chapter Four: In the Shadow of the Past and of the Source Text: I, Frankenstein as Adaptation and Americanization, Defne Ersin Tutan Chapter Five: From Mighty Warrior to Goofy Dad: Exploring Masculinities in the Thor Franchise, Sotirios Bampatzimopoulos Chapter Six: Mars and the Martians as Others in Philip K. Dick's Story and its Film Adaptation, Ercan Gürova Chapter Seven: Reimagining Marronage in Nalo Hopkinson's Midnight Robber, Keisha Allan Chapter Eight: Mothering in the Multiverse: Representations of Shifting Maternal Identities in Popular Science Fiction Films, Sarah Young Chapter Nine: The Science Fantasy of Michael Moorcock, Karol Jaroszewski Chapter Ten: Conscious Counter-Reality: Lexical Cohesion and Anti-Language in Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Michael Arthur Soares Chapter Eleven: Exploring Feminist Utopia: A Neo-Realist Analysis of The Feminist Utopia Project, Gül Varl Karaarslan About the Contributors
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