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Nonfiction Title:
Science Fiction and Computing: Essays on Interlinked Domains • nonfiction by
David L. Ferro and Eric G. Swedin
Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)
- 1 • Introduction (Science Fiction and Computing: Essays on Interlinked Domains) • essay by David L. Ferro
- 13 • Technology's Other Storytellers: Science Fiction as History of Technology • essay by Thomas Haigh
- 38 • Computers in Science Fiction: Anxiety and Anticipation • essay by Chris Pak
- 54 • Murray Leinster and "A Logic Named Joe" • essay by David L. Ferro and Eric G. Swedin
- 68 • Atorox, Finnish Fictional Robot with a Changing Personality in the Late 1940s • essay by Jaakko Suominen
- 83 • Computer Science on the Planet Krypton • essay by Gary Westfahl
- 95 • Manned Space Flight and Artificial Intelligence: "Natural" Trajectories of Technology • essay by Paul E. Ceruzzi
- 117 • "That Does Not Compute": The Brittleness Bottleneck and the Problem of Semantics in Science Fiction • essay by Lisa Nocks
- 131 • "Hello, Computer": The Interplay of Star Trek and Modern Computing • essay by Joshua Cuneo
- 148 • Turn off the Gringo Machine! The "Electronic Brain" and Cybernetic Imaging in Brazilian Cinema • essay by Alfredo Suppia
- 167 • A (Brave New) World Is More Than a Few Gizmos Crammed Together: Science Fiction and Cyberculture • essay by Thierry Bardini
- 189 • True Risks? The Pleasures and Perils of Cyberspace • essay by Janet Abbate
- 205 • Science Fiction as Myth: Cultural Logic in Gibson's Neuromancer • essay by R. C. Alvarado
- 214 • Creating a Techno-Mythology for a New Age: The Production History of The Lawnmower Man • essay by David A. Kirby
- 230 • Embodiment, Emotion, and Moral Experience: The Human and the Machine in Film • essay by Hunter Heyck
- 249 • "Predicting the Present": Overclocking Doctorow's Overclocked • essay by Graham J. Murphy
- 264 • "Low on Milk. I Love You!" • essay by Howard Tayler [as by Howard Taylor]
- 273 • Nanotechnology Tomorrows: Nanocritters and Other Tiny Things in Science Fiction • essay by Richard L. McKinney
- 289 • Imagining the Omniscient Computer • essay by David Toomey
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