New Forms of Space and Spatiality in Science Fiction
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What kinds of worlds will exist in our future? How will countries, cities and homes be shaped by advanced technology? What forms might we ourselves assume? The genre of science fiction provides countless possibilities for imagining new types of spacesfrom utopias and dystopias to alien environments, and to purely mechanical or mutant cityscapes. This collection gathers together papers originally presented at the 2018 Science Fiction Symposium at Tel-Aviv University, a two-day conference discussing new concepts of space in science-fictional works. Featuring a transmedia approach by contributors from around the world, this volume discusses a wide and diverse array of issues in the ever-expanding field of science fiction studies, including capitalism, equality, revolution, feminist critique and the humanity of the Other.
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Dimensions: 148 x 212mm
Publication Date: 03 Oct 2019
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781527538719
About
Shawn Edrei is a researcher of digital narratology exploring how new technologies have changed our perspectives on storytelling and authorship. In addition to publishing numerous articles in various collections he has co-edited the volumes Crossing Channels Crossing Realms and Science Fiction beyond Borders. He currently teaches at Tel-Aviv University Israel.Chen F. Michaeli recently completed her MA in English at McGill University Canada and is currently a PhD candidate at the English Department of Tel-Aviv University Israel. She is also a member of the Organizing Committee for Tel-Aviv Universitys International Science Fiction Symposium.Orin Posner is a PhD candidate at Tel-Aviv University Israel and a member of the Organizing Committee for Tel-Aviv Universitys International Science Fiction Symposium. Her research focuses on urban space and architecture in science fiction literature.