Science-Fiction Studies

Papers
(The median citation count of Science-Fiction Studies is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-01-01 to 2024-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Thinking Through the Pandemic: A Symposium2
The Alien Within: Divergent Futures in Nnedi Okorafor's <em>Lagoon</em> and Neill Blomkamp's <em>District 9</em>1
Nietzsche among the Aliens in Kubrick's <em>2001: A Space Odyssey</em>1
Reading Dystopian Novels in the Trump Era1
From Contagion to Cogitation: The Evolving Television Zombie1
Index for Vol. 47 (2020)1
SF's Queer Ecologies0
Books Received0
An Archive of SF Archives0
Retrofitting Robot Stories0
New MA in SF and Film Studies0
All Your Games Are Belong to Science Fiction0
Across the Ocean: Historicizing SF Studies in Japan and Beyond0
New and Graphic Posthumans0
A Planetary Thing0
Critical Apocalypses0
A Spectacle of Speculative Architecture0
Call for Articles: Ready Reader One: The Stories We Tell About, With, and Around Videogames0
A Singular Experiment: <em>Frankenstein</em>'s Creature and the Nature of Scientific Community0
<em>English Language Notes</em> Edited Collection: “Trauma and Horror”0
Childhood Sexuality as Posthuman Subjectivity in Octavia E. Butler's <em>Fledgling</em>0
Synthetic Sexuality, Plastic Futurity0
The Urban as Narrative0
The Children Are (In) The Future0
Genre Nuances: “Finding the Right Tool for the Job” in Young Adult Literature0
Meeting the Alien Face to Face—in Italy0
Olaf Stapledon and Telepathy in Literature of Cosmic Exploration0
SFRA Award Winners0
Money for Nothing0
Modernist Antimodernist?0
Calls for Papers, Announcement of Special Issues, etc.0
Crossing Canadian Bridges0
Notes on Contributors0
Whose Nostalgia Is It, Anyway?0
Exploring the “Circuits” Less-Traveled0
The Montage of Coming Attractions0
Pondering the “Pulp Paradox”: Pal, Paramount, and the SF Pulps0
Starring Joanna Russ0
To the Stars! Space Exploration and Futuristic Visions in Late Soviet Science Books for Children0
Utopian Film Studies0
A Classic Verne Biography Reissued as an Audiobook0
Off the Deep End with J.G. Ballard0
Landscape and Science-Fiction Film0
The Senses of Science Fiction: Visions, Sounds, Spaces Conference0
Front Matter0
Morality and Amorality in Ba(udri)llard's <em>Crash</em>: A Poetic Perspective0
The Everyday Life of Artificial Intelligence: The Humanism of Ted Chiang's <em>The Lifecycle of Software Objects</em>0
Prosthetic Personhood in <em>R.U.R.</em>0
Metanarrative Tensions0
Science and Fiction in Post-Mao China0
Not Yet…?0
Notes on Contributors0
Gutenberg in a Galaxy Far, Far Away0
Examining Alternate Histories0
Reading Modernity0
Front Matter0
SFRA Awards Renamed0
An Encyclopedia of Futurity0
The Fantastic From Counterpublic to Public Imaginary: The Darkest Timeline?0
Books Received0
Desperate Times, Desperate Futures0
Law as Monstrous Technology0
Notes on Contributors0
(Re)Thinking Earth: From Representations of Nature to Climate Change Fiction, 22-23 April 2020 in the National Library of Portugal, Lisbon0
Giant Spiders and Zombie Moms: A Guide to Posthuman Science Fiction0
Epistles from UMass0
Books Received0
Time Machines: Science or Fiction?0
Calls for Papers and Contributions0
On Science Fiction and Other Cultural Material0
Call for Essays: <em>Hélice</em>0
Never Dead: Mary Shelley's <em>Frankenstein</em>0
Front Matter0
Redesigning the Earth0
How We Feel About How We Feel0
Jules Verne and the Media0
A Woman of the Pulps: Leslie F. Stone0
Science Fiction For Everyone0
Satyajit Ray's <em>The Alien</em> and the History of a Lost Movie0
War of the Worldviews0
Science-fictional Multilingualism in Ursula K. Le Guin0
Euro Visions0
Hardin's Donation of Ray Bradbury Collection0
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