Titlebook: Globalization, Utopia and Postcolonial Science Fiction; New Maps of Hope Eric D. Smith Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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,“Fictions Where a Man Could Live”: Worldlessness Against the Void in Salman Rushdie’s ,fort of the author who would, in his maturity, go on to write . (1981). The relative dearth of critical responses to . in the more than 35 years since its publication seems emphatically to indicate a scholarly consensus, one which, perhaps given the recently recognized emergence of the genre of post

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,Claiming the Futures That Are, or, The Cunning of History in Amitav Ghosh’s , and Manjula Padmanabhstory? In his extended interrogation of the historicist assumptions that, in the twenty-first century, continue to define much of the discourse of postcolonial studies, Dipesh Chakrabarty argues that these secular metanarratives tend to posit a politics implicitly defined as “human sovereignty acted

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Conclusion: Reimagining the Material,oon anarchist’s bowling ball bomb, cyberpunk fiction was headed somewhere else,”. can also offer considerable insight into the complexities and contradictions of the wider field of postcolonial science fiction (SF) itself. Despite their mutual limitations, both the white writer of South Africa and G

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Language, Education and Technologyg writer of science fiction (SF) and fantasy, pose an arresting analogy — startling in its frank, unqualified delivery — between the traditionally Euro-American genre of SF and the political and cultural realities of the Caribbean: “[Oscar] was a hardcore sci-fi and fantasy man, believed that that w

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Encyclopedia of Language and Educationfort of the author who would, in his maturity, go on to write . (1981). The relative dearth of critical responses to . in the more than 35 years since its publication seems emphatically to indicate a scholarly consensus, one which, perhaps given the recently recognized emergence of the genre of post

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Language, Ethnicity and the State, Volume 1s, from the millennial vantage of the system’s quarter-century maturation, a critical schematization more directly rooted in a lived experience of place. Notable for its novel injection of Afro-Caribbean mythology into science fiction (SF), Hopkinson’s work is motivated by a dialectical formal logic