(Re)Writing the Future: Social Justice and Science Fiction
Feminist Theory
2015-12-02
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A visual essay exploring the different mise en scene, photography, and narrative structure of Alfred Hitchcocks movies, and their heroines. Hitchcock is likened .\r
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From Octavia Butler to Ursula K. Le Guin, science fiction pushes us to rethink society. The IPRC hosts a conversation on social justice and science fiction with .\r
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Episode 3- #Genderhack! Ellen Thornton has taken a year off from her job to explore (the traditionally male preserve of) science fiction and how it has opened up .
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From Octavia Butler to Ursula K. Le Guin, science fiction pushes us to rethink society. The IPRC hosts a conversation on social justice and science fiction with .\r
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Episode 3- #Genderhack! Ellen Thornton has taken a year off from her job to explore (the traditionally male preserve of) science fiction and how it has opened up .
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