Science Fiction and the Present
Science Fiction
... own present, in ways that range from full-throated defense of the status quo to the ruthless denunciation of all institutions that currently exist in the name of some other, better ...our science fictions, ...
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Mysticism in Science Fiction: Science Fiction As a Vehicle for Mystical Thought and Experience
... If the the hallucinations through which Palmer Eldritch invades are understood as simulations, then that which occurs within these simulations is also a simulation - one which aims to produce metacognition. The primary ...
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Punishing Artificial Intelligence: Legal Fiction or Science Fiction
... legal fiction of AI mens rea, vaguely analogous to human mens rea, could be developed, but this too is not currently a workable ...be present in an ...
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Punishing Artificial Intelligence: Legal Fiction or Science Fiction
... legal fiction of AI mens rea, vaguely analogous to human mens rea, could be developed, but this too is not currently a workable ...be present in an ...
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Selves and Spaces in Science Fiction
... the present world of the reader is useful, Hodgson is at pains to use his prologue to set a framework of a cosmology and eschatology with a compelling question for the sympathetic reader, the answer to which is ...
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Science Fiction In Latvian Literature
... American science fiction ...is present in several of Kreicberg’s stories is the so-called “jack-stream” – a probable future technology that links together the minds of several people in a natural or ...
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Writing the Science Fiction Film
... will present themselves to you. Remember, though, that science fiction dates at a much faster pace than other ...the science or the technology, you’re looking for the human story behind ...the ...
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Interrogating absence: the lawyer in science fiction
... recent science fiction lawyers that seem can be seen as embody the desire for the lawyer-hero generated by dystopian ...of science fiction lawyers as “Perry Masons in Space” (Joseph, ...does ...
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7-Unit Science or Fiction
... 1- The conjunction If expresses condition. 2- The tense of the verb in the if-clauses of sentences a, b and c is the past simple. The clauses are about something unreal, unlikely or untrue. They refer to either to the ...
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The Science and Fiction of Pertussis Vaccines
... Our present era of misinformation has many origins including: an oversimplified theory that suggests pertussis is a disease attributable to a single toxin, the failure to accept protective immunity data available ...
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Informationist Science Fiction Theory and Informationist Science Fiction
... 46 supervenes lexically. An internal source is unlikely to be lexical in any way that resembles the source constituted by the text the Sun can warm my skin. I am proposing that concepts, as internal sources, are - ...
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Science Fiction
... der Science Fiction auch das Märchen und den Mythos zählt – somit zum formalen ...dass Science Fiction, Märchen und Fantasy ihre wunderbaren Elemente permanent ...
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SFRA Newsletter (Science Fiction Research Association) Science Fiction. March Science Fiction Research Association
... tion and plays out its themes on an individual and personalized scale. When the abducted is a woman, John Wayne thinks she's better off dead, because, after all, the thought of what mi[r] ...
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Science Fiction and the teaching of Science
... to Science in science-fiction from the students’ point of view and researches on which possibilities it offers as a teaching ...seen science fiction cinema, as well as whether this ...
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Science and Fiction: Analysing the Concept of Fiction in Science and its Limits
... of fiction reference to the world is therefore suspended (Eco 1994; Werle ...or fiction (Casanova 2007[1725-1798]), and what elements of hypothetical computer models of olfactory receptor proteins are real ...
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SFRA newsletter Science Fiction Research Association newsletter. Science Fiction. November Science Fiction Research Association
... No, we don't have to think very hard. Instead we receive pleasant little shocks of recognition, if "we" belong to the target audience. That really says it all. Ron Hubbard [r] ...
SFRA review Science Fiction Research Association review. Science Fiction. April Science Fiction Research Association
... Since 2002, when his first book appeared in print (the collection of short fiction called TOtlJ/), Stross has published, written, <Uld/ or sold twelve SF titles <Uld a [r] ...
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SFRA Review Science Fiction Research Association Review. Science Fiction. January Science Fiction Research Association
... At Windycon, a regional science fiction convention held in Chicago, I asked Julius Schwartz a few questions about Lovecraft. Schwartz was Lovecraft's agent in the 1930s, get-[r] ...
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Science fiction and language : language and the imagination in post war science fiction
... It is shown that the various theories of language, implicitly or explicitly expressed by writers and critics concerned with invented languages and neologism in sc[r] ...
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Apocalyptic Science Fiction
... examining science fictional works that portray the apocalypse in fairly materialist and concrete ...act; science fiction writers portray the end of the world as an immoral act by human ...
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