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Nature, 2005
The author encounters with science shape the story and characters in her four-part series of novels.
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The author encounters with science shape the story and characters in her four-part series of novels.
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The science in science fiction
Physics World, 2021Ian Randall reviews Science Fiction by Sherryl ...
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The Science of Reading Fiction
2020This chapter explores the relationship between fiction and science outlined in the theories of reading developed by Jorge Volpi and Marcelo Cohen, in which cognitive philosophies and neuroscience are used to support claims of the unique role played by literature in the operations of intersubjectivity that underpin the development of human society and ...
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The cognitive science of fiction
WIREs Cognitive Science, 2012AbstractFiction might be dismissed as observations that lack reliability and validity, but this would be a misunderstanding. Works of fiction are simulations that run on minds. They were the first kinds of simulation. All art has a metaphorical quality: a painting can be both pigments on canvas and a person.
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Elements of science and fiction
Nature Chemistry, 2018Scientists and non-scientists alike have long been dreaming of elements with mighty properties. Perhaps the fictional materials they have conjured up are not as far from reality as it may at first seem.
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Science Fiction Studies, 2003
This essay makes a preliminary attempt to construct a cognitive map of sf as a creature of imperialism and inspired by a world-view of technoscientific Empire. The dominant historical sf cultures are those that attempted imperialist projects: US, UK, Russia, France, Germany, Japan. The conditions for srs emergence are established by imperialism and the
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This essay makes a preliminary attempt to construct a cognitive map of sf as a creature of imperialism and inspired by a world-view of technoscientific Empire. The dominant historical sf cultures are those that attempted imperialist projects: US, UK, Russia, France, Germany, Japan. The conditions for srs emergence are established by imperialism and the
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PHARMACOKINETICS, SCIENCE OR FICTION?
Pharmacological Research, 1996Abstract Some of the basic pharmacokinetic parameters are examined; their significance and importance are discussed in light of the necessary hypotheses that are usually, explicitly or implicitly, made.
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Religious Science Fiction Before Science Fiction
2014A close relative of SF is horror, another genre that makes great use of the fantastic and a willing suspension of disbelief. Two well-known writers of the modern era who worked in both areas, occasionally in the same story, were H. P. Lovecraft (1890–1937) and Ray Bradbury (1920–2012).
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Envisioning innovation opportunities through science fiction
Journal of Product Innovation Management, 2022Francesco Paolo Appio
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Les Compagnons de la théorie (de la science-fiction)
ReS Futurae: Revue D'Études Sur La Science-fiction, 2022Irène Langlet
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