Science Fiction Studies

#26 = Volume 9, Part 1 = March 1982

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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