Plants in Science Fiction Speculative Vegetation (New Dimensions In Science Fiction) [#271581]

Plants in Science Fiction: Speculative Vegetation (New Dimensions In Science Fiction) by Katherine E. Bishop, David Higgins, Jerry Määttä
English | May 1st, 2020 | ISBN: 1786835592 | 272 pages | True EPUB | 0.41 MB
Plants have played key roles in science fiction novels, graphic novels and film. John Wyndham's triffids, Algernon Blackwood's willows and Han Kang's sprouting woman are just a few examples. Plants surround us, sustain us, pique our imaginations and inhabit our metaphors - but in many ways they remain opaque. The scope of their alienation is as broad as their biodiversity. And yet, literary reflections of plant-life are driven, as are many threads of science fictional inquiry, by the concerns of today.
Plants in Science Fiction is the first-ever collected volume on plants in science fiction, and its original essays argue that plant-life in SF is transforming our attitudes toward morality, politics, economics and cultural life at large - questioning and shifting our understandings of institutions, nations, borders and boundaries; erecting and dismantling new visions of utopian and dystopian futures.
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