Science Fiction Studies

#45 = Volume 15, Part 2 = July 1988

SPECIAL ISSUE: PHILIP K. DICK

ARTICLES

Carl Freedman. Editorial Introduction: Philip K. Dick and Criticism

Roger Bozzetto. Dick in France: A Love Story

Daniel Fondanèche. Dick, the Libertarian Prophet

John Huntington. Philip K. Dick: Authenticity and Insincerity

Eric S. Rabkin. Irrational Expectations: or, How Economics and the Post Industrial World Failed Philip K. Dick

Scott Durham. P.K. Dick: From the Death of the Subject to a Theology of Late Capitalism

George Slusser. History, Historicity, Story

John Rieder. The Metafictive World of The Man in the High Castle: Hermeneutics, Ethics, and Political Ideology

Emmanuel Jouanne. How "Dickian" is the New French Science Fiction?

Jean-Pierre Barricelli. Afterword: The Morigny Conference

REVIEW-ESSAYS

Gary K. Wolfe. Not Quite Coming to Terms (Patricia S. Warrick. Mind in Motion: The Fiction of Philip K. Dick)

Patrick A. McCarthy. Stapledon's Microcosm of Community (Robert Crossley, ed. Talking Across the World: The Love Letters of Olaf Stapledon and Agnes Miller, 1913-1919)

I.F. Clarke. Of Men and Martians (Carlo Pagetti. I Marziani alla Corte della Regina Vittoria; Hadley Cantril. The Invasion from Mars. A Study in the Psychology of Panic)

BOOKS IN REVIEW

Moylan's Demand the Impossible (Brian Garvey)

Manlove's Science Fiction: Ten Explorations (Sarah Pell)

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE

Raymond Williams, 1921-88 (Patrick Parrinder)

Anthony West (R.M. Philmus)

Between Faith and Melancholy: Irony and the Gnostic Meaning of Dick's "Divine Trilogy" (Jean-Noël Dumont)

In Dispute (Norbert Spehner, Jean-Marc Gouanvic)

In Print (Carol Homer, Kent State UP)

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