Science Fiction Studies

#30 = Volume 10, Part 2 = July 1983

SCIENCE FICTION IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ARTICLES

Anca Vlasopolos. Frankenstein's Hidden Skeleton: The Psycho-Politics of Oppression

Maurice J. Bennett. Edgar Allan Poe and the Tradition of Lunar Speculation

Darko Suvin. Victorian Science Fiction, 1871-85: The Rise of the Alternative History Sub-Genre

Nadia Khouri. Lost Worlds and the Revenge of Realism

OTHER ARTICLES

Margaret Miller. The Ideal Woman in Two Feminist Science-Fiction Utopias

David Ketterer. Pantropy, Polyploidy, and Tectogenesis in the Fiction of James Blish and Norman L. Knight

Peter Fitting. Reality as Ideological Construct: A Reading of Five Novels by Philip K. Dick

REVIEW-ESSAYS

Marc Angenot. Albert Robida's Twentieth Century (Albert Robida. Le Vingtième siècle)

Artur Blaim. Encounters with Utopia (Jerzy Szacki. Spotkania z Utopia)

Linda Leith. Women and Science Fiction (Marlene [sic] S. Barr, ed. Future Females: A Critical Anthology; Tom Staicar, ed. The Feminine Eye: Science Fiction and the Women Who Write It)

BOOKS IN REVIEW

Jehmlich's Science Fiction (Angela Habermann)

Morganti's Poul Anderson, tecnocrate e bardo (Paola Galli Mastrodonato)

Smith's Philosophers Look at Science Fiction (Donald M. Hassler)

Morgan's Future Man (Richard Dwyer)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

Corrigenda (Gordon B. Chamberlain)
Misleading Impression (Lynn F. Williams)
Wells's Sphinx and Edward Bellamy (RMP)
A Call for Papers on Black-American SF Writers
Kansas Center for the Study of SF
Science Fiction in Review

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