Literary Theory • Literary Theory

Naučna fantastika : zbornik teorijskih radova

Stanisław Lem, Robert Philmus, Julij J. Kagarlicki, Mark Hillegas, Jean Gattegno, Michael Pehlke, George Zebrowski

This selection of texts on science fiction tries to outline the directions, which can often be opposite, in which its study takes place.

Content:

Zoran Živković: What is science fiction
Stanislav Lem: Science fiction, axiology, criticism
Robert Filmus: Science fiction as a myth
Julij Kagarilcki: Science fiction and society
Mark Hillegas: Science fiction as a cultural phenomenon
Jean Gatenjo: Problems of the meaning of science fiction
Mihael Pelke and Norbert Lingfeld: The future of science fiction
Džorž Zebrovski: Science fiction and film

Editor

Zoran Živković

Graphics design

Ivan Mesner

Dimensions

17 x 11.5 cm

Pages

233

Publisher

Biblioteka XX vek, Beograd, 1976.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Serbian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, very good condition

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