Science Fiction: Toward a World Literature

Science Fiction: Toward a World Literature
ISBN-10
1666905364
ISBN-13
9781666905366
Series
Science Fiction
Category
Literary Criticism
Pages
350
Language
English
Published
2021
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield
Author
George Slusser

Description

In this work, renowned scholar George Slusser analyzes science fiction's history by focusing on important thinkers, overlooked by other critics, who made key contributions to the development of science fiction as a global literature.

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