Through the lens of science fiction, this book investigates representations of time in postmodernism.
Elana Gomel is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of English and American Studies, Tel-Aviv University, Israel.
Acknowledgements
p. viii
Preface: Timeshapes
p. ix
Introduction: Time Enough for World
p. 1
The Time Machines: H. G. Wells and the Invention of Postmodernity
p. 27
Strangled by the Time Loop: Paradoxes of Determinism
p. 53
'My Name is Might-Have-Been': Contingency, Counterfactuals and Moral Choice
p. 82
Everyday Apocalypse: The Ethics and Aesthetics of the End of Time
p. 118
Conclusion: Beyond Millennium
p. 147
Notes
p. 162
Works Cited
p. 165
Index
p. 175
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