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Sexualities in Science Fiction

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Queer Universes: Sexualities in Science Fiction
15 February 2011, Liverpool University Press
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2008, Liverpool University Press
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements. Page ix
Notes on Contributors. Page x
Introduction: Queer Universes. Wendy Gay Pearson, Veronica Hollinger, and Jean Gordon Page 1
Part I: Queering the Scene.
Alien Cryptographies: The View from Queer. Wendy Gay Pearson Page 14
War Machine, Time Machine. Nicola Griffith and Kelley Eskridge Page 39
Part II: Un/Doing History.
Sextrapolation in New Wave Science Fiction. Rob Latham Page 52
Towards a Queer Genealogy of SF. Wendy Gay Pearson Page 72
Sexuality and the Statistical Imaginary in Samuel R. Delany's _Trouble on Triton_. Guy Davidson Page 101
Stray Penetration and Heteronormative Systems Crash: Queering Gibson. Graham J. Murphy Page 121
Part III: Disordering Desires.
‘Something Like a Fiction’: Speculative Intersections of Sexuality and Technology. Veronica Hollinger Page 140
‘And How Many Souls Do You Have?’: Technologies of Perverse Desires and Queer Sex in Science Fiction Erotica. Patricia Melzer Page 161
BDSMSF(QF): Sadomasochistic Readings of Québécois Women’s Science Fiction. Sylvie Bérard Page 180
Part IV: Embodying New Worlds.
‘Happy That It’s Here’: An Interview with Nalo Hopkinson. Nancy Johnston Page 200
Queering Nature: Close Encounters with the Alien in Ecofeminist Science Fiction. Helen Merrick Page 216
Queering the Coming Race? A Utopian Historical Imperative. De Witt Douglas Kilgore Page 233
Works Cited. Page 252
Index. Page 272

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Volume 37 of Liverpool Science Fiction Texts and Studies
Copyright Date
2008, 2010

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PS374.S35Q84 2010

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OL25320322M
ISBN 10
1846315018
ISBN 13
9781846315015
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