Category:Literary Criticism
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The following is a list of all articles in the Literary Criticism category.
Articles in category "Literary Criticism"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 372 total.
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- Against the Night, the Stars: The Science Fiction of Arthur C. Clarke
- Aldiss Unbound: The Science Fiction of Brian Aldiss
- Alien Intellect and the Roboticization of the Scientist
- Allography and Allegory: Delany's SF
- American Literary Culture and the Fatalistic View of Technology
- Anti-Politics of Utopia, The
- Anticipating the Unexpected: Amazing Stories in the Interwar Years
- Antimancer: Cybernetics and Art in Gibson's Count Zero
- Approaching Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? and Bladerunner: Study Guide
- Approaching Neuromancer: Guide to Neuromancer
- The Arc of Our Destruction: Reversal and Erasure in Cyberpunk
- Arthur C. Clarke (anthology of critical essays)
- Arthur C. Clarke (Reader's Guide)
- Artifact as Icon in Science Fiction, The
- Artificial Life as Philosophy
- Asimov's Crusade Against Bigotry: The Persistance of Prejudice as a Fractal Motif in the Robot/Empire Metaseries
- Asimov's Robot Novels and the Two Non-Series Novels
- Aspects of Utopian Fiction
- Attempting Immortality: AI, A-Life, and the Posthuman in Greg Egan's Permutation City
B
- Bellamy and Technology: Reconciling Centralization and Decentralization
- Beyond Cyberpunk: New Critical Perspectives
- Beyond the God-Machine: Towards a Naturalized Technology
- Beyond the Ruins: The Geopolitics of Urban Decay and Cybernetic Play
- Beyond the Two Cultures: Essays on Science, Technology, and Literature
- Billion Year Spree: The History of Science Fiction
- Binary First Contact
- Birth and Rebirth in Space
- Blish, van Vogt, and the Uses of Spengler
- Bodies and Technologies: Dora, Neuromancer, and Strategies of Resistance
- Bookending Cyberpunk (review)
- Bounded by Metal
- Brave New World and the Mechanist/Vitalist Controversy
- Brave New World and the Rationalization of Industry
- Brave New World": History, Science, and Dystopia
C
- C. S. Lewis's Mechanical Fiends in That Hideous Strength
- Caporaletti, Silvana
- Chance and Science Fiction: SF as Stochastic Fiction
- Chaos Bound: Orderly Disorder in Contemporary Literature and Science
- Classic Years of Robert A. Heinlein, The
- Clockwork Reels: Mechanized Environments in Science Fiction Films
- Clockwork Universe of Anthony Burgess, The
- The Closely Reasoned Technological Story: The Critical History of Hard Science Fiction
- Cog-work: The Organization of Labor in Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward and in Later Utopian Fiction
- The Coming Technological Singularity
- Computer and Man, The: The Human Uses of Non-Human Beings
- The Computer as a Symbol of God: Ellison's Macabre Exodus
- The Computer in Recent Utopias
- Computer in Recent Utopias, The (Orth)
- Computer in Recent Utopias, The: A Transcendental Teleology
- Consuming Youth: Vampires, Cyborgs, and the Culture of Consumpion.
- Contrapuntal Design of Artificial Evolution in Asimov's 'The Bicentennial Man, The
- Conversation with William Gibson and Bruce Sterling, A
- Conversations with Conspirators
- Created in the Image of God: The Narrator and the Computer in Harlan Ellison's 'I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream
- Critical Essays on Kurt Vonnegut
- Cultural Primitivism as Norm in the Dystopian Novel
- The Culture of Cyberspace: An Interview with William Gibson
- Cybernauts in Cyberspace: William Gibson's Neuromancer
- Cybernetic Deconstructions: Cyberpunk and Postmodernism
- The Cybernetic Imagination in Science Fiction
- Cybernetic Paradigms of Stanislaw Lem, The
- Cyberpunk and Cyberculture: Science Fiction and the Work of William Gibson
- Cyberpunk and Neuromanticism
- Cyberpunk and the Dilemmas of Postmodern Narrative: The Example of William Gibson
- Cyberpunk Forum/Symposium
- Cyberpunk: Preparing the Ground for Revolution or Keeping the Boys Satisfied?
- Cyberspace and the World We Live In
- Cyberspace: First Steps
- Cyborg (lower case)
- The Cyborg and the Kitchen Sink; or, The Salvation Story of No Salvation Story
- The Cyborg Handbook
- The Cyborg (R)Evolution in Science Fiction
- Cyborgs and Generic Oxymorons: The Body and Technology in William Gibson's Cyberspace Trilogy
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- D. F. Jones's Colossus. Survey of Science Fiction Literature
- Dante's Hell as an Ideal Mechanical Environment
- Dark Horizons: Science Fiction and the Dystopian Imagination
- Data and Dick's Deckard: Cyborg as Problematic Signifier
- The Dawn Patrol: Sex, Technology, and Irony in Farmer and Ballard
- The Delany Intersection: Samuel R. Delany . . . .
- Desert of the Real, The: The Cyberpunk Controversy
- Deus Ex Machina in William Gibson's Cyberpunk Trilogy
- The special issues of SFS on Philip K. Dick
- Discovering the Machine in You: The Literary, Social, and Religious Implications of Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash
- Do Androids Dream of Ridley Scott?
- Dreams of Reason: Belamy, Wells, and the Positive Utopia
- The Dystopian Impulse in Modern Literature: Fiction as Social Criticism
- Dystopian Literature: A Theory and Research Guide
E
- E. M. Forster's 'The Machine Stops
- E. M. Forster's 'The Machine Stops': Liberal-Humanist Hostility to Technology
- Edward Schizohands: The Postmodern Gothic Body
- Electric Eve: Images of Female Computers in Science Fiction
- Elementary, My Dear . . . : Asimov's Science Fiction Mysteries
- "Ellison's Harlequin: Irrational Moral Action in Static Time
- Elusive Utopias: Societies as Mechanisms in the Early Fiction of Philip K. Dick
- Empire of Conspiracy: The Culture of Paranoia in Postwar America
- (En)gendering Cyberspace in Neuromancer: Postmodern Subjectivity and Virtual Motherhood
- Ethical Evolving Artificial Intelligence: Asimov's Robots and Computers
F
- Feminist Cyberpunk
- Feminist Science Fiction: Breaking Up the Subject
- The Fetishization in Science Fiction: The Cyborg and the Console Cowboy
- Fiction 2000: Cyberpunk and the Future of Narrative
- Filling the Void: Verne, Wells, and Lem
- Foreword to Edward Bellamy, Looking Backward
- Forster's Other Cave: The Platonic Structure of "The Machine Stops"
- Frankenstein Complex and Asimov's Robots, The
- Fred Saberhagen: Cybernetic Psychologist
- Frederick Winslow Taylor's System of Scientific Management in Zamiatin's We
- From Folded Hands to Clenched Fist: Kesey and Science Fiction
- From Little Buddy to Big Brother: The Icon of the Robot in Children's Science Fiction
- From Technique to Critique: Knowledge and Human Interests in John Brunner's Stand on Zanzibar, The Jagged Orbit, and The Sheep Look Up
- From the Newark Steam Man to Tom Swift.
- From Utopia to Nightmare
- Future as Nightmare, The: H.G. Wells and the Anti-utopians
- Future Histories and Cyborg Labor
- Future Histories and Cyborg Labor: Reading Borderlands Science Fiction After NAFTA
- Future of a Commodity, The: Notes Toward a Critique of Cyberpunk and the Information Age
G
- Gendering the Robot: Stanislaw Lem's 'The Mask.
- A Geneology of Cyborgothic
- The Gibson Continuum: Cyberspace and Gibson's Mervyn Kihn Stories
- Goblins, Morlocks, and Weasels: Classic Fantasy and the Industrial Revolution
- The Golem and the Robot
- Gothic at Absolute Zero: Poe's Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym, The
- Gravity's Rainbow (essay)
- Gravity's Rainbow" entry in Survey of Science Fiction Literature
- The Great War and Modern Memory
- Greenberg, Martin Harry, and Joseph D. Olander, eds. Philip K. Dick
- Greg Egan (Literary Criticism)
H
- H. G. Wells (critical essay)
- Haldeman's Variations on a Theme: Forever War and Forever Peace
- Hamlet on the Holodeck: The Future of Narrative in Cyberspace
- Happening Worlds of John Brunner, The
- Hard Science Fiction
- Harlan Ellison and Robert A. Heinlein: The Paradigm Makers
- Harlan Ellison: Unrepentant Harlequin.
- Herbert's Reversal of Asimov's Vision Reassessed: Foundation's Edge and God Emperor of Dune
- How Machines Become Human: Process and Attribute
- Human as Machine Analog: ... the Fiction of Robert A. Heinlein
- Human Programming
- Human, More or Less: Man-Machine Communion in Samuel R. Delany's Nova and Other Science Fiction Stories
- Hyper-punk: Cyberpunk and Information Technology
I
- Ideal Hadaly
- If FORTRAN = Newspeak or BASIC = Newspeak then 1984: Computers as an Orwellian Language
- Images of the Man-Machine Intelligence Relationship in Science Fiction
- The Imagination of Disaster
- In Every Revoluition
- 'In Every Revolution, There Is One Man with a Vision': The Governments of the Future in Comparative Perspective
- In Search of the Ultimate Weapon: The Fighting Machine in Science Fiction Novels and Films
- Individual in Technological Society, The: Walker Percy's Lancelot
- Intelligent Robots and Cybernetic Organisms
- Introduction to Clockwork Worlds
- Introduction: A Clockwork Orange Resucked
- Introduction: The Universe According to Laumer
- The Invisible Source of Nineteen Eighty-Four
- Irrational Expectations; or, How Economics and the Post-Industrial World Failed Philip K. Dick
- Isaac Asimov (book title 1991)
- Isaac Asimov (book title)
- Isaac Asimov: The Foundations of Science Fiction
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- Labyrinthian Process of the Artificial, The: Dick's Robots and Electronic Constructs
- Last and First Starship From Earth, The
- Law in Science Fiction: An Introduction
- The Legend of the Learned Man's Android
- Life and Works of Evgenij Zamjatin, The
- Limbo: The Great American Dystopia
- Literary MTV
- Love and Death in the American Car: Stephen King's Auto-Erotic Horror
- Love and the Technocracy: Dehumanization in Social Welfare
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- Machine (critical essay)
- The Machine in the Garden
- The Machine in the Ghost: Time and Presence in Varley's Millennium
- Machine Prevails: A Modern Technological Theme, The
- Machine, Metaphor, and the Writer: A Jungian View
- Machineries of Joy and Despair, The: Bradbury's Attitudes toward Science and Technology
- Machines and the Meaning of Human in the Novels of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
- Machines Are Good to Think: A Structural Analysis of Myth and Mechanization
- The Magic that Works: John W. Campbell and the American Response to Technology
- The Magic that Works: John W. Campbell and the American Response to Technology (Westfahl)
- Mailer's Psychology of Machines
- Man as Robot: The Taylor System in We
- Man, Android, and Machine
- Haraway, Donna, "A Manifesto for Cyborgs"
- Marginalised Short Stories of William Gibson, The
- The Mechanical Chicken: Psyche and Society in The Space Merchants
- Mechanical Hive, The: Urbmon 116 as the Villain-Hero of Silverberg's The World Inside
- Mechanical Hive: Urbmon 116 as the Villain-Hero of Silverberg's The World Inside, The
- Mechanism vs. Organism: Anthony Burgess' A Clockwork Orange
- Mechanisms of Morality: Philosophical Implications of Selected (A)Moral Science Fiction Machines
- Mechanization Takes Command: The Celebration of Technology in the Utopian Novels of Edward Bellamy, Chauncey Thomas, John Jacob Astor, and Charles Caryl
- Medieval and Futuristic Hells: The Influence of Dante on Ellison’s “I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream”
- Medium and Message in Ellison's 'I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream
- Memory and the World of John Crowley: Technology and the Art of Memory
