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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Pulp science fiction"”.

  1. More than pulp : science fiction and the problem of literary value

    Thesis (B.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Humanities, 1960.

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  2. "We Weren't Kidding": Prediction as Ideology in American Pulp Science Fiction, 1938-1949

    In 1971, Isaac Asimov observed in humanity, a science-important society. For this he credited the man who had been his editor in the 1940s during the period known as the golden age of American science fiction, John W. Campbell, Jr. Campbell was editor of Astounding Science-Fiction, the magazine …

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  3. Fixing the Future: Examining Social Cycles in Cold War Science Fiction Fix-Up Novels

    … examines the relationship between Cold War science fiction fix-up novels and social cycle theory. The study engages with textual, cultural, and comparative analysis to elucidate and analyze links between the fix-up novel format, a cyclical conception of human history, and the Cold War …

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  4. Mediating Moore: Uncertain Origins and Indeterminate Identities in the Work of C. L. Moore

    … L.: Lucille) Moore, one of the earliest female science fiction writers, is widely regarded by SF writers, editors, and fans as one of the field’s most influential founding mothers, with female SF writer Marion Zimmer Bradley claiming Moore as the "mother" of all women who write science

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