Dis-orienting planets : racial representations of Asia in science fiction /
A star map of the galactic voyage from Yellow Peril and techno-Orientalism to dazzling stories by and about Asians.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Jackson :
University Press of Mississippi,
[2017]
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction: coloring outside science fiction's lines / Isiah Lavender III
- First encounters. "Great Wall planet": estrangements of Chinese science fiction / Veronica Hollinger
- Race and black humor: from a planetary perspective / Takayuki Tatsumi
- India and Indians in SF by Indians and others / Uppinder Mehan
- "Perpetual war": Korean American speculative fiction, militarized technogeometries, and Yoon Ha Lee's "wine" / Stephen Hong Sohn
- Fear of a yellow planet. Yellow perils: M.P. Shiel, race, and the Far East menace / Amy J. Ransom
- Fictions of science, American Orientalism, and the alien/Asian of Percival Lowell / Timothy J. Yamamura
- Techno-orientalism and the end of history in Gary Shteyngart's super sad true love story / Stephanie Li
- "Race as technology" and the Asian body in The Bohr maker and Salt fish girl / Malisa Kurtz
- Engineering the techno-orient: the hyperrealization of post-racial politics in Cloud atlas / Haerin Shin
- Beyond techno-orientalism: virtual worlds and identity tourism in Japanese cyberpunk / Baryon Tensor Posadas
- Many paths, one journey: Cixin Liu's three body problem novels / Bradford Lyau
- Crossing the threshold of b-mor: instrumental commodification and the model minority in Chang-rae Lee's On such a full sea / Jeshua Enriquez
- Dis-orienting planets. Bending culture: racebending.com's protests against media whitewashing / Robin Anne Reid
- The Mako Mori Fan Club / Cait Coker
- India, geopolitics, and future wars / Suparno Banerjee
- Entanglement and dis-entanglement in Vandana Singh's short fiction / Graham J. Murphy
- Intersubjectivity and cultural exchange in Kij Johnson's novels of Japan / Joan Gordon.