Science Fiction Studies

#20 = Volume 7, Part 1 = March 1980

SCIENCE FICTION ON WOMEN - SCIENCE FICTION BY WOMEN

ARTICLES

Joanna Russ. Amor Vincit Foeminam, The Battle of the Sexes in SF

Susan Gubar. C.L. Moore and the Conventions of Women's SF

Linda Leith. Marion Zimmer Bradley and Darkover

Robert Galbreath. Holism, Openness, and the Other: Le Guin's Use of the Occult

Nadia Khouri. The Dialectics of Power: Utopia in the SF of Le Guin, Jeury, and Piercy

Jean Pfaelzer. Parody and Satire in American Dystopian Fiction of the 19th Century

OTHER ARTICLES

Beatrice Fink. Narrative Techniques and Utopian Structures in Sade's Aline et Valcour

David N. Samuelson. Critical Mass: The SF of Frederik Pohl

REVIEW-ESSAYS

George Locke. The New Bleiler and the New Clarke (I.F. Clarke. Tale of the Future; E. F. Bleiler, The Checklist of Science Fiction and Supernatural Fiction)

Patrick Parrinder. William Morris: Romantic or Revolutionary? (E.P. Thompson. William Morris: Romantic to Revolutionary; Richard Mathews. An Introductory Guide to the Utopian and Fantasy Writing of William Morris; Richard Mathews. Worlds Beyond the World. The Fantastic Vision of William Morris; Charlotte H. Oberg. A Pagan Prophet. William Morris)

BOOKS IN REVIEW

Winter's Compendium Utopiarum (Andreas Huyssen)

Lasky's Utopia and Revolution Lasky's Utopia and Revolution (Donald Watson)

Watt's Aldous Huxley: The Critical Heritage (Robert M. Philmus)

Brynfonski's Contemporary Literary Criticism (Charles Elkins)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

In Defense of Lovecraft (S.T. Joshi)

SF and Poetry (Darko Suvin)

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