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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"James Tiptree Jr."”.

  1. Gender ambivalence, fragmented self, and the subversive nature of James Tiptree, Jr.'s science fiction

    <p>James Tiptree, Jr.’s fiction which first appeared in the SF world in 1968 presents a paradox. Having established herself as an influential science fiction male writer for a decade, Alice Sheldon successfully defied preconceived notions about masculine and feminine writing styles. Her two adopted …

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  2. Alice no espaço: feminismo e ficção científica: uma leitura do conto “The Women Men Don’t See”, de James Tiptree Jr./Alice Sheldon

    … nem publicada entre nós, Alice Sheldon/ James Tiptree Jr., através da leitura do conto “The Women Men Don’t See”, de uma posição de leitura feminista. Inicia-se com uma contextualização do aparecimento da crítica literária feminista, nos anos setenta, seguida por uma breve definição e …

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  3. Frontier Legacies: The Search for Home in the Twentieth Century

    … of Native American and European heritage; and James Tiptree Jr. (Alice Sheldon), a science fiction writer believed to be a man for the first eight years of her publishing career. Specific conceptual frontiers are read as crucial to understanding the scope of each writer's work, as they …

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  4. Caught in the mirror: Fictional representations of "cyborgs" and "serials" in postmodern American technoculture.

    … illustrated in science fiction novels by James Tiptree, Jr. and Vonda McIntyre. Chapter 2 looks at how race influences the divergence of feminist agendas by engendering the mutually exclusive, racially influenced perspectives of both Harawayan cyborg politics and radical U.S. feminism. Two …

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