Why Is the Future So Young?: Gender and Age in Elizabeth Moon’s Remnant Population By Christy Tidwell Femspec v. 15
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- 54,99 zł
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- 54,99 zł
Publisher Description
Discussions of the politics of science fiction literature often consider gender, sexuality, race, class, and, more recently, disability; age, however, is far less present within science fiction and science fiction criticism. Few representations of old age spring to mind within the genre, particularly within written works of science fiction.
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