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Such a statement requires not only justification but considerable elaboration. Written science fiction is, of course, literature, although science fiction in other media (films, drama, perhaps even ...

The Institute of Music offers a multitude of events throughout the academic year, showcasing the artistic flair that defines DePauw's Creative School. Our array of concerts, thought-provoking lectures ...

The Learning Commons (TLC) supports all students who strive to do academic work that is imaginative, well-organized, accurate, and memorable. We are located on the first floor of Roy O. West Library, ...

The seismograph, Model EQ-1 (Next Generation Science), is located in a second floor classroom of the Julian Science and Mathematics Center. The unit is a horizontal beam seismograph that is designed ...

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We think of ourselves as the Knights of Holy Contact. This is another lie. We are only seeking Man. We have no need of other worlds. We need mirrors. (§[6]:72) In this brief passage from one of SF’s ...

The utopia (eutopia, dystopia, or utopian satire), defined as a species of prose fiction that describes in some detail a non-existent society located in time and space, has been ill served by ...

Introduction. The following article, which originally appeared in Writer's Digest (10:27-29, February 1930), surely qualifies as the first article ever published on how to write science fiction. To my ...