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,Marxism as Narrative World-Building Method: New Weird Fiction and Capitalist Crisis in China Miévil of existence. Drawing from the theory of the falling rate of profit and fictitious value developed by Karl Marx, the chapter argues that Weird entities in the trilogy operate as polysemic metaphors that allude to the crises endogenous to the cycles of capital reproduction. By stressing a sense of o

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,Challenging Cultural Studies Through Dystopia: Catatonic Cultural Dominant in Noon’s , and McCormaclogue between theoretical works concerned with this question and Jeff Noon’s . and Mike McCorkmack’s .. By drawing on Marxist criticism in the works of Fredric Jameson and Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, it argues that both . and . develop a catatonic mode of temporality that critically challenge

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,Extrapolation and Social Reproduction: Anne Charnock’s , and Bina Shah’s ,tive technique traditionally associated with a rigorous scientific-based approach to world-building in speculative fiction. This technique maintains an aporetic structure that complicates the instrumental view of scientific rationality promoted in some sectors of SF literary criticism. In the case o

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Conclusion: New Horizons for a Marxist Theory of Speculative Fiction,on outlines possible areas of enquiries to be examined by future Marxist criticism on speculative fiction. The chapter addresses discussions on the SF canon and mainstream cultural production. This research can be further expanded into the analysis of non-literary cultural production such as films a

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Charlotte Woodhouse,Debbie Shawcross purpose, it examines and challenges the influential model of Marxist literary criticism on SF studies developed by Darko Suvin. The main question that it sets out to answer is: how can speculative, a genre which is inherently indifferent to representing empirical reality, engage with its historical

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,Preoperative Management of Paget’s Disease,s of the Antebellum period. The counterfactual historicity of these novels creates a common causality between distant events and challenges teleological visions of the Antebellum period. Both texts demonstrate the ability of speculative fiction to render visible historical continuity of racial insti

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Elizabeth H. Aylward,Frank R. Brown IIIlogue between theoretical works concerned with this question and Jeff Noon’s . and Mike McCorkmack’s .. By drawing on Marxist criticism in the works of Fredric Jameson and Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, it argues that both . and . develop a catatonic mode of temporality that critically challenge