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Flag This Row	From Nautilus to Neuromancer: The Human-Machine Relationship in Science Fiction Literature From the Victorian Era to the 1980s. Frank, Lyndsey Michelle B. A. Honor's Thesis, Linfield College (Oregon), 1995. vi, 80pp. Subjects: DICK, PHILIP K.; DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP (NOVEL); HISTORY OF SF AND FANTASY; SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record

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From Nautilus to Neuromancer: The Human-Machine Relationship in Science Fiction Literature From the Victorian Era to the 1980s.

B. A. Honor's Thesis, Linfield College (Oregon), 1995. vi, 80pp.

Subjects: DICK, PHILIP K.; DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP (NOVEL); HISTORY OF SF AND FANTASY; SCIENCE IN SF; TECHNOLOGY IN SF

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