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The "New" Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
The "New" Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
Global Language Studies Faculty publications
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Translation Of Maurice Renard's Article "On The Scientific-Marvellous Novel", Arthur B. Evans
Translation Of Maurice Renard's Article "On The Scientific-Marvellous Novel", Arthur B. Evans
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A Jules Verne Fairy Tale. [Review Of Jules Verne's Adventures Of The Rat Family, Trans. Evelyn Copeland, Ed. Iona Opie And Brian Taves, Oxford Up, 1993], Arthur B. Evans
A Jules Verne Fairy Tale. [Review Of Jules Verne's Adventures Of The Rat Family, Trans. Evelyn Copeland, Ed. Iona Opie And Brian Taves, Oxford Up, 1993], Arthur B. Evans
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The Fantastic Science Fiction Of Maurice Renard, Arthur B. Evans
The Fantastic Science Fiction Of Maurice Renard, Arthur B. Evans
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Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
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Trans. Of Hélène Colas-Charpentier's Article "Four Québécois Dystopias", Arthur B. Evans
Trans. Of Hélène Colas-Charpentier's Article "Four Québécois Dystopias", Arthur B. Evans
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Optograms And Fiction: Photo In A Dead Man's Eye, Arthur B. Evans
Optograms And Fiction: Photo In A Dead Man's Eye, Arthur B. Evans
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A popular belief during the late 19th and early 20th century held that the image of the last thing seen at the moment of death remained imprinted forever upon the retina of the eye. It was called an “optogram.” This belief developed concurrently with rapid advances made in photography during the historical period, and was seemingly validated by certain scientific experiments in ocular physiology done in the 1870s. Looking for the “photo in a dead person’s eye” soon became an accepted police investigative procedure and an established touchstone of much turn-of-the-century SF and detective fiction. In later 20 …
Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
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Trans. Of Jean Baudrillard's "Two Essays", Arthur B. Evans
Trans. Of Jean Baudrillard's "Two Essays", Arthur B. Evans
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French Science Fiction, Arthur B. Evans
French Science Fiction, Arthur B. Evans
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Science Fiction In France: A Brief History And Selective Bibliography, Arthur B. Evans
Science Fiction In France: A Brief History And Selective Bibliography, Arthur B. Evans
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Functions Of Science In French Fiction, Arthur B. Evans
Functions Of Science In French Fiction, Arthur B. Evans
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The Extraordinary Libraries Of Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
The Extraordinary Libraries Of Jules Verne, Arthur B. Evans
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Science Fiction Vs. Scientific Fiction In France: From Jules Verne To Rosny Aîné, Arthur B. Evans
Science Fiction Vs. Scientific Fiction In France: From Jules Verne To Rosny Aîné, Arthur B. Evans
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