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The great myths seek to explain us to ourselvesour exploits, passions, triumphs, and failures. They can be found all over the world, often displaying remarkable similarity. Nobodyscientist, seer or science fiction writer can reliably predict what will happen two days from now, let alone two millennia. Science fiction is really about us as humansliving, loving, fighting, raising families but set in another place and time so that the message may get through without being censored by the self-protective function of our egos. This welcome discussion of the connections between future fiction and stories about human inception emphasizes how mythic roots contribute to the emotional power of narrative. Finch investigates the inexplicable awe and wonder that emanates from close encounters between myth and science fiction. This juxtaposition emphatically indicates that science fiction is the predominant mythic metaphor of our time. Marleen S. Barr Review When reading Sheila Finchs Myths, Metaphors and Science Fiction one wonders if she underwent her own Heroines Journey during the writing. There is a progression of knowledge within this book that takes the reader deeper and deeper into the l
- Author
- Finch, Sheila
- Publisher
- Aqueduct Press
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781619760554
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