View source for The Dawn Patrol: Sex, Technology, and Irony in Farmer and Ballard

[[Wolfe, Gary K.]]  "The Dawn Patrol: Sex, Technology, and Irony in Farmer and Ballard."  In ''State of the Fantastic—Studies in the Theory and Practice of Fantastic Literature and Film: Selected Essays from the Eleventh International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts''.  Nicholas Ruddick, ed.  Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1992.  

Described by Arthur B. Evans as "a fascinating investigation" in the manner of Michel Foucault, of the "question of 'whether it is possible to construct a kind of pornography of the machine ... in which the encounter with the machine on its own terms is eroticized in a manner usually reserved for descriptions of sexual encounters' (163)."  State of the Fantastic rev. Evans, ''SFS'' #59, 20.1 (March 1993): 118-20, our source for this entry and whom we quote (120; unspaced dots represent ellipsis in Evans's quotation from GKW).  See the entries for P. J. Farmer and J. G. Ballard. (RDE, 28/03/93)

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