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245 00 Science fiction quotations :|bfrom the inner mind to the
outer limits /|cedited by Gary Westfahl ; with a foreword
by Arthur C. Clarke.
264 1 New Haven :|bYale University Press,|c[2005]
264 4 |c©2005
300 1 online resource (xxi, 461 pages)
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500 Includes indexes.
505 0 Actions -- Aliens -- Alien Worlds -- Ambition and Hope --
Animals -- Apocalypse -- The Arts -- Astronauts and Space
Travelers -- Beauty -- Belief -- The Body -- Buildings and
Architecture -- Business and Economics -- Change --
Children and Young People -- Choice -- Cities --
Civilization and Barbarism -- Class System -- Clothing and
Nudity -- Communication and Speech -- Communities --
Computers -- Cosmology and Eschatology -- Courage and
Cowardice -- Cultures and Anthropology -- Darkness and
Light -- Death -- Destiny -- Dimensions -- Dreams and
Sleep -- Earth -- Education -- Emotions -- Evil --
Evolution -- Exploration and Adventure -- Fear and Horror
-- Flying -- Folly and Stupidity -- Food and Drink --
Freedom -- Friendship -- The Future -- God -- Gods and
Demons -- Governments -- Happiness and Sadness -- Heroes
and Superheroes -- History -- Humanity -- Humor and
Laughter -- Imagination and Ideas -- Immortality --
Impossibility -- Individualism and Identity --
Intelligence -- Justice -- Kindness -- Knowledge and
Information -- Language -- Laws and Crimes -- The Laws of
Science Fiction -- Life -- Logic -- Loneliness and
Solitude -- Love and Romance -- Machines and Technology --
Madness and Sanity -- Marriage -- Mathematics -- Media --
Medicine and Disease -- Memory -- Money -- Monsters --
Morality -- Mothers and Fathers -- Music -- Nature -- Old
Age -- Overpopulation -- Pain and Suffering -- Paradoxes -
- Paranoia -- Perception and Vision -- Plants -- Politics
-- Power -- Problems -- Progress -- Psychic Powers --
Psychology -- Race Relations -- Reality -- Religion --
Revolution and Rebellion -- Roads and Automobiles --
Robots, Androids, and Cyborgs -- Science -- Science
Fiction -- Scientists -- The Sea -- Secrets and Mysteries
-- Sex -- Space -- Spaceships -- Space Travel -- Stars --
Stories and Writers -- Surrealism -- Survival -- Thinking
-- Time -- Time Travel -- Travel -- Truth -- The Universe
-- The Unknown -- Utopia -- Violence -- War and Peace --
Wealth and Possessions -- Weapons -- Wisdom -- Women and
Men -- Work.
520 In this unprecedented collection of science fiction and
fantasy quotations, the reader revisits the stunning
moment when Mary Shelley's Frankenstein first comes to
life; witnesses the transformation of Robert Louis
Stevenson's Dr. Jekyll into Mr. Hyde; is present when
Bruce Wayne resolves to become Batman; and overhears the
cosmic conclusions of The Incredible Shrinking Man.
Drawing upon two centuries of the vast and provocative
literature of science fiction and fantasy, this
comprehensive book presents more than 2,900 quotations
from wide-ranging sources, including science fiction and
fantasy stories, novels, films and television programmes.
The quotations are organised by topic - alien worlds;
darkness and light; robots, androids and cyborgs; machines
and technology; weapons; and more than one hundred others.
The reader will encounter the wit and wisdom of renowned
authors (H.G. Wells, Ray Bradbury, J.R.R. Tolkien, Ursula
K. Le Guin) along with definitive versions of such
important statements as Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of
Robotics and Star Trek's Prime Directive. With its
thorough index, this book is both an invaluable resource
for the writer or scholar and an irresistible page-turner
for the curious browser.
588 0 Print version record.
590 eBooks on EBSCOhost|bEBSCO eBook Subscription Academic
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