Green planets : ecology and science fiction / Edited by Gerry Canavan and Kim Stanley Robinson.
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Middletown, Connecticut :
Wesleyan University Press,
[2014]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: If this goes on / Gerry Canavan
- Extinction, extermination, and the ecological optimism of H.G. Wells / Christina Alt
- Evolution and apocalypse in the golden age / Michael Page
- Daoism, ecology, and world reduction in Le Guin's utopian fictions / Gib Prettyman
- Biotic invasions: ecological imperialism in new wave science fiction / Rob Latham
- "The real problem of a spaceship is its people": spaceship Earth as ecological science fiction / Sabine Höhler
- The sea and eternal summer: an Australian apocalypse / Andrew Milner
- Care, gender, and the climate-changed future: Maggie Gee's The Ice People / Adeline Johns-Putra
- Future ecologies, current crisis: ecological concern in South African speculative fiction / Elzette Steenkamp
- Ordinary catastrophes: paradoxes and problems in some recent post-apocalypse fictions / Christopher Palmer
- "The rain feels new": ecotopian strategies in the short fiction of Paolo Bacigalupi / Eric C. Otto
- Life after people: science faction and ecological futures / Brent Bellamy and Imre Szeman
- Pandora's box: Avatar, ecology, thought / Timothy Morton
- Churning up the depths: nonhuman ecologies of metaphor in Solaris and "Oceanic" / Melody Jue
- Afterward: Still, I'm reluctant to call this pessimism / Gerry Canavan and Kim Stanley Robinson.