1st Edition
Representations of Technology in Science Fiction for Young People
List of Permissions
Series Editor’s Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter One: But Only God Can Make a Tree: Technology and Nature in Young SF
Chapter Two: The Last Book in the Universe: The Fate of the Humanities in a Technological World
Chapter Three: The Road Not Taken: The Impact of Technology on Narrative Structure
Chapter Four: The World Upside Down: Technology, Power and the Adult-child Relationship
Chapter Five: (Tech)Nobody’s Children: Clones and Cloning in Young Adult Literature
Conclusion: The Technophobic Legacy
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Biography
Noga Applebaum has a PhD in Children’s Literature from Roehampton University. She lectures in Children's Literature at the Open University and teaches Creative Writing at the Hampstead Garden Suburb Institute in London.
'Representations of Technology in Science Fiction for Young People is a provocative and invaluable book, especially because it forces us to confront and reevaluate our anxieties about technology and childhood.' - Journal of Children's Literature Studies
