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Flag This Row	Eve: the Automaton the Cultural and Historical Translation of Gendered Subjectivity from Milton's Paradise Lost into Science-Fiction Literature and Film. Weidenhamer, Alex Master's Thesis, Western Illinois University, 2008. 78 p. (MAI 82(7)(E).) Subjects: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE; BIBLE; DEL REY, LESTER; EX MACHINA (2014) (FILM); GARLAND, ALEX; GENDER; HELEN O'LOY (STORY); LANG, FRITZ; METROPOLIS (1927) (FILM); MILTON, JOHN; MOORE, C. L. (CATHERINE L.); NO WOMAN BORN (STORY); PARADISE LOST (POEM); SUBJECTIVITY Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record

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Eve: the Automaton the Cultural and Historical Translation of Gendered Subjectivity from Milton's Paradise Lost into Science-Fiction Literature and Film.

Weidenhamer, Alex

Master's Thesis, Western Illinois University, 2008. 78 p. (MAI 82(7)(E).)

Subjects: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE; BIBLE; DEL REY, LESTER; EX MACHINA (2014) (FILM); GARLAND, ALEX; GENDER; HELEN O'LOY (STORY); LANG, FRITZ; METROPOLIS (1927) (FILM); MILTON, JOHN; MOORE, C. L. (CATHERINE L.); NO WOMAN BORN (STORY); PARADISE LOST (POEM); SUBJECTIVITY

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