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Tables of Contents for Science Fiction, Canonization, Marginalization, and the Academy
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Acknowledgments
vii
Introduction: Masters of the Literary Universe
Gary Westfahl
1
6
Part I. Overviews: Science Fiction and the Academy
Literary Gatekeepers and the Fabril Tradition
Tom Shippey
7
18
Seven Types of Chopped Liver: My Adventures in the Genre Wars
Frank McConnell
25
12
The Things Women Don't Say
Susan Kray
37
14
Why the Academy Is Afraid of Dragons: The Suppression of the Marvelous in Theories of the Fantastic
Jonathan Langford
51
16
Part II. Mechanisms of Canonization
The Arthur C. Clarke Award and Its Reception in Britain
Edward James
67
12
Popes or Tropes: Defining the Grails of Science Fiction
Joseph D. Miller
79
10
Science Fiction Eye and the Rebellion against Recursion
Stephen P. Brown
89
6
Authorities, Canons, and Scholarship: The Role of Academic Journals
Arthur B. Evans
95
8
Part III. Case Studies in Marginalization
Multiculturalism and the Cultural Dynamics of Classic American Science Fiction
George Slusser
103
16
Science Fiction in the Academies of History and Literature; Or, History and the Use of Science Fiction
Farah Mendlesohn
119
8
(E)raced Visions: Women of Color and Science Fiction in the United States
Elyce Rae Helford
127
12
Hard Magic, Soft Science: The Marginalization of Kevin J. Anderson and Doug Beason's Assemblers of Infinity and Bruce Boston's Stained Glass Rain
Howard V. Hendrix
139
12
White Men Can't . . .: (De)centering Authority and Jacking into Phallic Economies in William Gibson's Count Zero
Joseph Childers Townsend Carr and Regna Meenk
151
10
Bibliography of Works Related to Science Fiction, Canonization, and Marginalization
161
10
Index
171
10
About the Contributors
181
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