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Flag This Row	From the horse's mouth: Speech and speciesism in Cordwainer Smith and Sheri S. Tepper. Cox, Jennifer K. Master's Thesis, Florida Atlantic University, 2013. 92 p. (MAI 52(1)(E), February 2014) Subjects: ANIMALS; LANGUAGE; SMITH, CORDWAINER; SPEECH; TEPPER, SHERI S. Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Future history and development of the English language, The Meyers, Walter E. Science-Fiction Studies 3(2):130-142. July 1976. Subjects: LANGUAGE; LINGUISTICS Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Future Talk, or, What Do You Say When You Get Off the Time Machine. Weinkauf, Mary Riverside Quarterly 8(1):25-31. September 1986. Subjects: LANGUAGE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Future Tense: Reflecting Language Change in Science Fiction Finch, Sheila SFWA Bulletin 37(4): 5-7. Spring 2004. (No. 161) Subjects: LANGUAGE; WRITING SF AND FANTASY Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Future words: language and the dystopian novel Beauchamp, G. L. Style 8(3):437-451. Fall 1974. Subjects: DYSTOPIA; LANGUAGE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Futurespeak: A Fan's Guide to the Language of Science Fiction Rogow, Roberta New York: Paragon House, 1991. 383pp. Subjects: DICTIONARIES; FANS; LANGUAGE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Futuretalk: One Small Step Towards a Chronolinguistics Stockwell, Peter Nottingham Lingusitic Circular 15: 55-68. 2000. Subjects: LANGUAGE; LINGUISTICS Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Gaming Languages and Language Games Portnow, James in: Adams, Michael, ed. From Elvish to Klingon: Exploring Invented Languages. New York: Oxford University Press, 2011. p. 135-160. Subjects: GAMES; LANGUAGE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Ghostly Language: A Theory of Gothic Discourse. Mathews, John Robert Ph. D. Dissertation, Cornell University, 1984. 340 p. (DAI-A 45(2).) Subjects: AESTHETICS; BAUDELAIRE, CHARLES-PIERRE; FREUD, SIGMUND; GODWIN, WILLIAM; GOTHIC GENRE; KEATS, JOHN; LACAN, JACQUES; LANGUAGE; PSYCHOLOGY; RADCLIFFE, ANN; ROUSSEAU, JEAN-JACQUES; SUBLIME; THEMES; WALPOLE, HORACE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Gift or Weapon? Reproductive Decision, the Phenomenology of Pregnancy, and Alien Language in Denis Villeneuve's Arrival Morgenstern, Naomi Camera Obscura 38(112 [1]): 103-131. May 2023. Subjects: ARRIVAL (MOTION PICTURE); LANGUAGE; REPRODUCTION Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Glossary of Fanspeak Brown, Rich; Sanders, Joe in: Sanders, Joe, ed. Science Fiction Fandom. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1994. pp.265-270. Subjects: FANS; LANGUAGE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Gothic Agents of Revolt: The Female Rebel in Pan's Labyrinth, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Markodimitrakis, Michail-Chrysovalantis Master's Thesis, Bowling Green State University, 2016. vii, 75 p. https://etd.ohiolink.edu/acprod/odb_etd/etd/r/1501/10?clear=10&p10_accession_num=bgsu1460074928 http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=bgsu1460074928 (1.27 Mb) Subjects: ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND (NOVEL); CARROLL, LEWIS; DEL TORO, GUILLERMO; ESCAPISM; GOTHIC GENRE; HORROR; LABERINTO DEL FAUNO, EL (PAN'S LABYRINTH) (2006) (FILM); LANGUAGE; OPPRESSION; POWER; THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS (NOVEL) Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Handy Phrase-Book in Fannish Carter, Lin If 16(10): 65-69. October 1966. (No.107) Subjects: FANS; LANGUAGE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Hanging (onto) Words: Language, Religion, and Spirituality in Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale. Murphy, Michael P. in: Bouson, J. Brooks, ed. Critical Insights: Margaret Atwood. Ipswich, MA: Salem Press, 2013. p. 230-253. Subjects: ATWOOD, MARGARET; HANDMAID'S TALE, THE (NOVEL); LANGUAGE; RELIGION; SPIRITUALITY Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Harry Potter through the Looking Glass: Wordplay and Language in the Works of Lewis Carroll and J. K. Rowling Anastasaki, Elena Carrollian: The Lewis Carroll Journal No. 19; 19-31. Spring 2007. Subjects: CARROLL, LEWIS; LANGUAGE; ROWLING, J. K. Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Heptapod B and whorfianism. Language extrapolation in science fiction Lopes, Sebastiao Alves Teixeira; Noletto, Israel A. C. Acta Scientiarum. Language and Culuture, 42(1): . January/June 2020 [9 p.] http://www.periodicos.uem.br/ojs/index.php/ActaSciLangCult/article/view/51769 Subjects: ARRIVAL (MOTION PICTURE); CHIANG, TED; LANGUAGE; STORY OF YOUR LIFE (STORY) Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Hermeneutical Perspectives on Tolkien's Rhetorical Craftsmanship. Birks, Annie In: Fornet-Ponse, Honegger, Thomas, and Eilmann, Julian T.M., eds. Tolkien's Philosophy of Language. Interdisziplinares Seminar der DTG 6. bis 8. Mai 2016, Jena. Dusseldorf: Scriptorium Oxoniae, 2016. p. 114-125. (Hither Shore, Band 13) Subjects: HERMENEUTICS; LANGUAGE; RHETORIC; TOLKIEN, J. R. R. Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	Heroism and Alienation through Language in The Lord of the Rings. Salo, David In: Driver, Martha W. and Ray, Sid, eds. The Medieval Hero on Screen: Representations from Beowulf to Buffy. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2004. p. 23-37. Subjects: ALIENATION; HEROISM; LANGUAGE; LORD OF THE RINGS, THE (NOVELS); TOLKIEN, J. R. R. Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	High Stilts: The Use of Language in Fiction Unerman, Sandra Focus (BSFA) No. 65: 30-33. Winter 2015/2016. Subjects: LANGUAGE; WRITING SF AND FANTASY Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	His Breath Was Taken Away: Tolkien, Barfield and Elvish Diction Gilson, Christopher Tolkien Studies 14: 33-51. 2017. Subjects: BARFIELD, OWEN; LANGUAGE; TOLKIEN, J. R. R. Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	How Language Shapes Reality in Gilead. Barkman, Adam; Guerra, Enzo in: Robison-Greene, Rachel, ed. The Handmaid's Tale and Philosophy: A Womb of One's Own. Chicago: Open Court, 2019. p. 229-236. Subjects: ATWOOD, MARGARET; HANDMAID'S TALE, THE (NOVEL); LANGUAGE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	How to Invent an Alien Language? A Linguistic Perspective Kuno, Olga Clarkesworld Magazine No. 131, August 2017. (http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/kuno_08_17/) Accessed 15.August.2017 Subjects: LANGUAGE; LINGUISTICS; WRITING SF AND FANTASY Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	How to Learn Elvish Martsch, Nancy Mallorn: Journal of the Tolkien Society No. 28: 36-39. September 1991. Subjects: LANGUAGE; TOLKIEN, J. R. R. Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	How to Learn Martian. Hockett, Charles F. in: Greenberg, M. H., ed. Coming Attractions. New York: Gnome, 1957. pp. 38-51. Reprinted from: Astounding Science Fiction 55(3): 97-106. May 1955. Subjects: LANGUAGE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record
Flag This Row	How to talk to a Martian. Shipman, G. R. Astounding Science Fiction 52(2):112-120. October 1953. Subjects: ALIENS; FIRST CONTACT; LANGUAGE Options: Download this record ; E-mail this record

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