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Cyberpunk 2077 — Official Launch Trailer — V

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Cyberpunk Documentary PART 1 | Neuromancer, Blade Runner, RoboCop, Akira, Shadowrun

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"Blade Runner and Cyberpunk Visions of Humanity" on JSTOR

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W. A. Senior, "Blade Runner and Cyberpunk Visions of Humanity", Film Criticism, Vol. 21, No. 1 (Fall 1996), pp. 1-12

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Hailed by its authors, many of its critics, and its promoters within the SF publishing industry as "preparing the ground for a revolution," the cyberpunk SF of the 1980s has made large political claims for itself. Some of those claims are implicit in the determination of cyberpunk's authors to legitimize their revolutionary status through establishing a filial link with the SF fathers of the 1960s. But in making such connections, writers like Bruce Sterling have avoided (inadvertently?) all references to the political SF of the '70s, realized in the writings of feminists like Joanna Russ, Ursula Le Guin, Suzy McKee Charnas, and others. Sterling, for example, maintains that SF was in "hibernation" in the 1970s. Such a pronounced lacuna is provocative, not only for what it reveals about the political space cyberpunk sees itself as occupying, but also for what it suggests with regard to its gender politics. This paper examines the nature of that supposedly revolutionary agenda in cyberpunk, first placing it within the context of its immediate feminist antecedents, then raising a number of questions as to its peculiar reliance on specific cultural icons popular in the Reaganite America of the 1980s.

Journal Information

Science Fiction Studies is a refereed scholarly journal devoted to the study of the genre of science fiction, broadly defined. It publishes articles about science fiction and book reviews on science fiction criticism; it does not publish fiction. SFS is widely considered to be the premier academic journal in its field, with strong theoretical, historical, and international coverage. Roughly one-third of its issues to date have been special issues, with recent topics including Technoculture and Science Fiction, Afrofuturism, Latin American Science Fiction, and Animal Studies and Science Fiction. Founded in 1973, SFS is based at DePauw University and appears three times per year in March, July, and November.

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SF-TH Inc., the parent company of Science Fiction Studies, is a not-for-profit corporation established under the laws of the state of Indiana, USA. Its institutional home is located at EC 203, DePauw University, Greencastle, IN 46135.

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Cyberpunk: Preparing the Ground for Revolution or Keeping the Boys Satisfied? on JSTOR

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Hailed by its authors, many of its critics, and its promoters within the SF publishing industry as "preparing the ground for a revolution," the cyberpunk SF of the 1980s has made large political claims for itself.

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What is Cyberpunk? - The Origin of the SciFi Subgenre - Science Fiction, Expressionism and Film Noir