Screening space : the American science fiction film - Sobchack, Vivian Carol; Sobchack, Vivian Carol (New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, 1997)
Introduction to the first edition --- 1. The limits of the genre: Definitions and themes: What is science fiction? -- Literature and film -- Transylvania on Mars: Horror and science fiction -- The trouble with creatures and monsters -- Magic, science, and religion: Towards synthesis and definition --- 2. Images of wonder: The look of science fiction: Iconography -- Visual functions -- The Alien - The speculative - The extrapolative -- The alienation of the familiar - Subversion of the landscape - The dehumanization of humans -- The alien and the familiar: The aesthetics of collision --- 4. The leaden echo and the golden echo: The sounds of science fiction: At a loss for words -- The transformation of spoken language - HUmor, parody, and satire - Displaced voices - Dialogue as ritual - Liturgy -- The word as image -- Nonverbal sound - The music of the spheres - Sound effects -- The leaden echo and the golden echo --- 4. Postfuturism: Altered States -- Postmodernism and aesthetic production - The deflation and inflation of space - The collapse and conflation of time - The transformation of special "affect" into special "effect" - Embracing the alien, erasing alienation -- Postfuturism and the "end" of science fiction
Redigirano izdanje: The limits of infinity. cop. 1980.
Bibligrafija: str. 323-336
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Keywords: Science fiction films -- United States -- History and criticism; znanstvenofantastični film -- Sjedinjene Američke Države -- povijest i teorija; znanstvena fantastika -- film