Science Fiction Studies

#26 = Volume 9, Part 1 = March 1982

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 ARTICLES

• Darko Suvin. Narrative Logic, Ideological Domination, and the Range of SF: A Hypothesis with a Historical Test

• John Rieder. Embracing the Alien: SF in Mass Culture

• H. Bruce Franklin. America as Science Fiction: 1939

• George Slusser. Heinlein's Perpetual Motion Fur Farm

• John Dean. The Uses of Wilderness in American SF

• John Bell. Uneasy Union: A Checklist of English-Language SF Concerning Canadian Separatist Conflicts

REVIEW-ESSAYS

• Robert M. Philmus. Science Fiction and Alienation (Mark Rose. Alien Encounters. Anatomy of Science Fiction)

• Andrew Gordon. Science-Fiction Film Criticism (Vivian Carol Sobchack. The Limits of Infinity: The American Science Fiction Film; Frederik Pohl and Frederik Pohl IV. Science Fiction: Studies in Film)
  

BOOKS IN REVIEW

• Jacques Marx's Tiphaigne de la Roche (Marc Angenot)

• Wageknecht's Utopia Americana (Leonard Mendelsohn)

• Barbour's Delany (Gary Wolfe)

• Delany and Zelazny from G.K. Hall (Peplow and Bravard's Samuel R. Delany: A Primary and Secondary Bibliography, 1962-1979 and Sanders' Roger Zelazny: A Primary and Secondary Bibliograph) (Roger C. Schlobin)

• Hall's Science Fiction Indexes (Charles Elkins)

• Allard's Ecrits sur l'avenir (Marc Angenot)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

• Bedford Vindicated: A Response to Carlo Pagetti on The First Men in the Moon (John Milstead)
• Reflections on "Reflections on SF Criticism" (Damon Knight, Samuel R. Delany)
• SF and Teaching in Québec (Jean-Marc Gouanvic)
• Attention "Wellsians"
• "Feminine Dimensions of SF": A Call for Papers
• Some Words for our Readers and Writers

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