ゴシックＳＦ1980-2010年 Gothic Science Fiction, 1980-2010 (Liverpool Science Fiction Texts and Studies)

ゴシックＳＦ1980-2010年<br>Gothic Science Fiction, 1980-2010 (Liverpool Science Fiction Texts and Studies)

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ゴシックＳＦ1980-2010年
Gothic Science Fiction, 1980-2010 (Liverpool Science Fiction Texts and Studies)

Wasson, Sara (EDT)/ Alder, Emily (EDT)

ウェブストア価格 ¥29,459（本体¥26,781）
Liverpool Univ Pr（2012/02発売）
外貨定価 US$ 150.00
ポイント 267pt

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 219 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781846317071
DDC分類 823.087609

基本説明

Bringing together distinguished contrributors, the essays explore questions of genre, medical science, gender, biopower, capitalism, with Gothic science fiction texts understood as uniquely inflected for their time and place.

Full Description

This timely book explores what might be termed 'Gothic science fiction' of the last three decades. This designation may at first appear contradictory, as the Gothic's connotations of the irrational and supernatural seem to conflict with the rational foundations of science fiction. However, this collection demonstrates that the two categories in fact overlap and intersect in creatively and critically fruitful ways. Understanding texts of this period by means of this hybrid category allows a fresh examination of their engagement with the dramatic socio-economic changes - in communication technology, medical science, globalization, and global politics - that have transformed the way we live, and for which Gothic science fiction texts provide compelling narrative modes. The essays in this collection reflect the current willingness among researchers to explore interpretations across genre, form, and discipline, as well as revealing a buoyant field of research in contemporary Gothic and science fiction studies.The collection ranges across narrative media (including literature, film, graphic novels and trading card games) and across genres, taking in horror, science fiction, the Gothic, the New Weird and more. The essays explore questions of genre, medical science, gender, biopower and capitalism, demonstrating the ways in which Gothic science fiction texts stage contemporary concerns around power, anxiety, resistance and capital.

AcknowledgementsList of illustrationsForeword - Adam RobertsNotes on contributorsIntroduction - Sara Wasson and Emily AlderPart I: Redefining Genres1. In the Zone: Topologies of Genre Weirdness - Roger Luckhurst2. Zombie Death Drive: Between Gothic and Science Fiction - Fred BottingPart II: Biopower & Capital3. 'Death is Irrelevant': Gothic Science Fiction and the Biopolitics of Empire - Aris Mousoutzanis4. 'A Butcher's Shop where the Meat Still Moved': Gothic Doubles, Organ Harvesting and Human Cloning - Sara Wasson5. Guillermo del Toro's Cronos, or the Pleasures of Impurity - Laurence Davies6. Infected with Life: Neo-Supernaturalism and the Gothic Zombie - Gwyneth Peaty7. Ruined Skin: Gothic Genetics and Human Identity in Stephen Donaldson's Gap Cycle - Emily AlderPart III: Gender and Genre8. The Superheated, Superdense Prose of David Conway: Gender and Subjectivity Beyond The Starry Wisdom - Mark P. Williams9. Spatialized Ontologies: Toni Morrison's Science Fiction Traces in Gothic Spaces - Jerrilyn McGregory10. The Gothic Punk Milieu in Popular Narrative Fictions - Nickianne Moody11. Gothic Science Fiction in the Steampunk Graphic Novel: The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen - Laura HiltonIndex