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Flag This Row	Teen Futures : Discourses of Alienation, the Social and Technology in Australian Science-Fiction Television Series Rutherford, Leonie in: Davis, Glyn/Dickinson, Kay, eds. Teen TV: Genre, Consumption, Identity. London: BFI, 2004. p. 29-40. Subjects: AUSTRALIA; TECHNOLOGY IN SF; TELEVISION Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Terminating the Father: Technology, Paternity and Patriarchy in Terminator 2. Harvey, Anne-Marie Masculinities 3(2): 25-42. Summer 1995. Subjects: FAMILY; GENDER; MASCULINITY; SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF; TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (1991) (FILM) Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Terra Incognita Mayhar, Ardath Fantasy Review 7(8): 18. September 1984. Subjects: SOCIOLOGY OF SF AND FANTASY; TECHNOLOGY IN SF; WRITING SF AND FANTASY Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Terraforming the Human Soul: Star Trek:, Genesis Device and the Ethical Cultivation of Creation. Neece, Kevin C. in: Boone, Mark J. and Neece, Kevin C., eds. Science Fiction and the Abolition of Man: Finding C.S. Lewis in Sci-Fi Film and Television. Eugene, OR: Pickwick, 2017. p. 192-205. Subjects: ETHICS; SPACE EXPLORATION; STAR TREK (FRANCHISE); TECHNOLOGY IN SF; TERRAFORMING Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Terraforming: An Investigation of the Boundaries Between Science and Hard Science Fiction Schmidt, Peter A., Jr Ph. D. Dissertation, University of Minnesota, 2010. 234 p. DAI-A 71/07, January 2011. Subjects: ANDERSON, POUL; HARD SCIENCE FICTION; SAGAN, CARL; SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF; TERRAFORMING Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Terrible Angels: The Singularity and Science Fiction. Broderick, Damien Journal of Consciousness Studies 19(1/2): 20-41. January/February 2012. Subjects: HEINLEIN, ROBERT A.; SINGULARITY; STINE, GEORGE HARRY; TECHNOLOGY IN SF; VINGE, VERNOR Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Texts of Tech, The: Technology and Authorial Control in Geek Love and Galatea 2.2. Worthington, Marjorie Journal of Narrative Theory 39(1): 109-133. Winter 2009. Subjects: DUNN, KATHERINE; GALATEA 2.2 (NOVEL); POWERS, RICHARD (WRITER) (1957- ); TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Actors Are Cyborg, Nature Is Coyote, and the Geography Is Elsewhere: Postscript to 'Cyborgs at Large' Haraway, Donna J. in: Penley, Constance and Ross, Andrew, eds. Technoculture. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1991. pp.21-26. Subjects: SOCIOLOGY OF SF AND FANTASY; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The All-Human Galaxy, Asimov, Isaac in: Asimov, Isaac. Gold: The Final Science Fiction Collection. New York: HarperPrism, 1995. p. 181-184. Subjects: ALIENS; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Celebration of Technoscience in “1980,” a Futuristic Science Fiction Published from Calcutta in 1835 Sarkar, Abhishek ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes and Reviews ANQ 36(1): 45-50. March 2023. 50.https://doi.org/10.1080/0895769X.2020.1860733 Subjects: 1980 (STORY); GOODEVE, HENRY HURRY; HISTORY OF SF AND FANTASY; INDIA; SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Comet and the Rocket: Intertextual Constellations About Technological Proress in Bruno Schultz's 'Kometa' and Thomas Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow Arich-Gerz, Bruno Comparative Literature Studies 41(2): 231-256. 2004. Subjects: PYNCHON, THOMAS; SCHULTZ, BRUNO; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Dangers of Individualism and the Human Relationship to Technology in Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Sims, Christopher Science Fiction Studies 36(1): 67-86. March 2009. Subjects: DICK, PHILIP K.; DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP (NOVEL); TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Dawn Patriot: Sex, Technology, and Irony in Farmer and Ballard Wolfe, Gary K. in: Ruddick, Nicholas, ed. State of the Fantastic. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1992. pp.159-167. Subjects: BALLARD, J. G.; FARMER, PHILIP JOSE; SCIENCE IN SF; SEX; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Future of the Body: And Science Fiction and Technology Delany, Samuel R. New York Review of Science Fiction No. 51: 1, 3-5. November 1992. Subjects: SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Future We Love to Hate: Technology in Sci-Fi: A Review Article Harris, Jerry Race and Class 44(4): 7-83. 2003. Subjects: MOTION PICTURES; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Great American Disaster Machine White, Curtis in: Freese, Peter/ Harris, Charles B., eds. Science, Technology, and the Humanities in Recent American Fiction. Essen, Germany: Die Blaue Eule, 2004. p. 585-602. Subjects: SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Immortality Myth and Technology Harris, Steven B. in: Slusser, George, Westfahl, Gary, and Rabkin, Eric S., eds. Immortal Engines: Life Extension and Immortality in Science Fiction and Fantasy. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1996. pp.45-67. Subjects: IMMORTALITY; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Improbable Properties of Imipolex G: Chemistry and Materials Science in Thomas Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow Trindle, Carl in: Stocker, Jack H., ed. Chemistry and Science Fiction. Washington, DC: American Chemical Society, 1998. pp. 91-103. Subjects: CHEMISTRY; PYNCHON, THOMAS; SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Innovation Economy: Managing for Innovation: Sci-Fi - Novel Inspiration Rabkin, Eric S. Business Week [5 p.] October 11, 2004. (Cited from the online edition.) Subjects: SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Machineries of Uncivilization: Technology and the Gendered Body in the Fiction of Margaret Atwood and William Gibson Lapointe, Annette Ph. D. Dissertation, University of Manitoba (Canada), 2011. 283 p. (DAI-A 73(11), May 2013) Subjects: ATWOOD, MARGARET; GIBSON, WILLIAM; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Mechanical God: Machines in Science Fiction, ed. by Thomas P. Dunn. Dunn, Thomas P. Westport: Greenwood, 1982. 276 p. Subjects: SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Medical Tricorder: influences and Possibilities Cacciottolo, Joseph; Grech, Victor in: Grech, Victor, Scerri, Mariella, and Zammit, David J., eds. Star Trek: Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Theory and Practice. Pembroke, Malta: SciFi Malta, 2015. p. 19-31. Subjects: MEDICINE; STAR TREK; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Prime Directive: Event Fatigue and Asymmetrical Technologies in Star Trek Callus, Ivan in: Grech, Victor, Scerri, Mariella, and Zammit, David J., eds. Star Trek: Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Theory and Practice. Pembroke, Malta: SciFi Malta, 2015. p. 32-51. Subjects: STAR TREK; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Rise and Fall of the Military Techno-Thriller Elhefnawy, Nader Internet Review of Science Fiction 6(11): [16 p.] November 2009. (http://www.irosf.com/) Subjects: MILITARY; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	The Virtual Reader: Cybernetics and Technocracy in William Gibson and Bruce Sterling's The Difference Engine Conte, Joseph in: Freese, Peter/ Harris, Charles B., eds. Science, Technology, and the Humanities in Recent American Fiction. Essen, Germany: Die Blaue Eule, 2004. p. 131-158. Subjects: GIBSON, WILLIAM; SCIENCE IN SF; STERLING, BRUCE; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record

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