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Contents -1 p. [41] 1 p. 42 1 p. 43 2 p. 44 3 p. 45 4 p. 46 5 p. 47 6 p. 48 7 p. 49 8 p. 50 9 Issue Table of Contents -1 Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature, Vol. 13, No. 3/4 (SPRING/SUMMER 1980) pp. i-xiv, 1-226 -1 Front Matter -1 PREFACE: Dusk In The Robot Museums: The Rebirth of Imagination [pp. v-x] -1 Introduction [pp. xi-xiv] -1 Certain Assistances: The Utilities of Speculative Fictions in Shaping the Future [pp. 1-13] -1 Frankenstein's Daughters: The Problems of the Feminine Image in Science Fiction [pp. 15-27] -1 Humans and Aliens: A Unique Relationship [pp. 29-40] -1 The Fallen and Evolving Worlds of "2001" [pp. 41-50] -1 Physics as Metaphor: The General Temporal Theory in "The Dispossessed" [pp. 51-62] -1 Semiotics, Space Opera and "Babel-17" [pp. 63-69] -1 Todorov's Theory of "The Fantastic": The Pitfalls of Genre Criticism [pp. 71-82] -1 The Frankenstein Complex and Asimov's Robots [pp. 83-94] -1 Labyrinths in Time and Space [pp. 95-113] -1 "Inner Space" Landscape: Doris Lessing's "Memoirs of a Survivor" [pp. 115-132] -1 The Anti-Consolatio: Boethius and "The Last Unicorn" [pp. 133-144] -1 The Worlds of Olaf Stapledon: Myth or Fiction? [pp. 1

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