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Cytokines Effects on Learning and Memoryion. Drawing on the philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas, Kendal argues that the genre SF that developed in the American pulp magazines was dominated by themes and modes of literary representation best described as ., while SF not governed by these generic expectations has often engaged effectively in a more ethical representation of the other.

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Jan A. M. Langermans,Ralph van Furthion allegorises a number of threats to the human species, particularly climate catastrophe and the future solar death of the Earth. In ., extinction pushes allegorical writing to its limit. Moran argues that in reaching the limits of allegory, the text reaches a utopia that is radically inconceivable and refuses inscription.

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General Considerations of EUS and EUS-FNA,ng possible futures in which new forms of decolonial sociality might be forged. Practices of decolonial world-building are shared between characters (person, nonhuman, ecosystem, network), invoking ethical sensibilities for cultivating long-term, habit-forming and habit-remembering change.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-4073-7he political situation in Macedonia. This chapter attempts to explain why dystopian fiction appeared only recently in Macedonia, how these novels can contribute to the utopian genre more generally and how they deal with the ethical questions they pose.

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Walter Hinderer,Bodo Plachter,Rolf Vornhagen3 that is no more uplifting. The capital is split into two spaces at war: the rich Egyptians live in a few gated residential communities, while the rest of the territory is reduced to a shanty town. In light of the current contexts, this chapter analyses these parallel representations of Cairo’s future.

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Inversion and Prolepsis: Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain’s Feminist Utopian Strategiesy and femininity and centralise the ideal of the feminist woman who has loving and nurturing relationships with other women, as opposed to the feminine woman who lives only for men and her own children.