Series: Critical Literacy Teaching Series: Challenging Authors and Genres
Sense Publishers
Challenging Genres: Science Fiction and Speculative Fiction
P. L. Thomas, Editor
In-press late summer 2013
Challenging Genres: Science Fiction and Speculative Fiction
P. L. Thomas, Editor
In-press late summer 2013
The draft Table of Contents includes:
Introduction, P. L. Thomas
Chapter One: “A Case for SF and Speculative Fiction: A Brief History,” P. L. Thomas
Chapter Two: “SF and Speculative Novels,” Michael Svec and Mike Winiski
Chapter Three: “SF Novels and Sociological Experimentation,” Aaron Passell
Chapter Four: “SF and Speculative Short Fiction,” Jennifer Johnson
Chapter Five: "Reading Alien Suns: Using the SF Film to Teach a Political Literacy of Possibility," John Hoben
Chapter Six: "Singularity, Cyborgs, Drones, Replicants and Avatars: Coming to Terms with the Digital Self," Leila E. Villaverde/ Roymieco A. Carter
Chapter Seven: "Troubling Notions of Reality in Caprica," Erin B. Dell
Chapter Eight: “'I Try to Remember Who I Am and Who I Am Not': The Subjugation of Nature and Women in The Hunger Games,” Sean Connors
Chapter Nine: "Visual-Verbal Wastelands: Sweet Tooth, Ideology and Dystopian Comics," Sean Connors
Chapter Ten: “The Enduring Power of SF, Speculative and Dystopian Fiction,” P. L. Thomas
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