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Oct 9, 2020 · The presence of a plausible narrative influences the classification of a work as science fiction, however, and the formal narrative structure implied by this (perhaps in contrast to a more “free” style that may be associated with fantasy) may be an indicator that influences categorization.
- Christopher Benjamin Menadue, Kristi Giselsson, David Guez
- 2020
The presence of a plausible narrative structure, based in logic, influences the classification of a work as science fiction, and the formal narrative structure implied by this may be an indicator that influences categorisation.
- David Guez
Aug 3, 2017 · An unclear boundary between real science and science in the public imagination is problematic for research success, but the purposeful integration of fictional representations of science (both natural and social) into the research story has demonstrable benefits.
- Christopher Benjamin Menadue, Karen Diane Cheer
- 2017
Oct 1, 2020 · On the basis of the common themes identified from the survey responses and a critique of existing genre models, we suggest the classical concept of techne may best describe the empirical essence of...
Jan 22, 2023 · This new genre of speculative fiction integrates technoscientific elements as the essential basis of the narrative and explores how humans deal with disruptive changes, whether triggered by natural events, societal changes, technological innovations, or scientific discoveries.
Aug 3, 2017 · An unclear boundary between real science and science in the public imagination is problematic for research success, but the purposeful integration of fictional representations of science...
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Feb 1, 2024 · We show that this hypothesis can explain (1) why science fiction works are perceived as homogenous and different from works of fiction of other genres, (2) why science fiction emerged and became culturally successful rather late in literary history, and (3) why the preference for science fiction varies across time, across space, and across ...
