The Palgrave handbook of twentieth and twenty-first century literature and science / / edited by Neel Ahuja [and nine others].

• Superior document: Palgrave Handbooks of Literature and Science
• TeilnehmendeR: Ahuja, Neel, 1980-
• Place / Publishing House: Cham, Switzerland : : Palgrave Macmillan,, [2020]; ©2020
• Year of Publication: 2020
• Language: English
• Series: Palgrave handbooks of literature and science.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource :; illustrations (some color)
• Notes: Includes index.

Table of Contents

• 1. Introduction
• 2. “Mediating the Moon: Ferdinand Kriwet’s Apollo Mission”, Kurt Beal
• 3. “Writing the Elements at the End of the World: Varlam Shalamov and Primo Levi”, Anindita Banerjee
• 4. “The Aesthetic Textuality of Oil”, Brent Ryan Bellamy
• 5. “Literature and Energy”, Jordan B. Kinder and Imre Szeman
• 6. “Triangulate: Literature and the Sciences Mediated by Computing Machines”, Yves Citton
• 7. “Behaviorism and Literary Culture”, Scott Selisker
• 8. “I’m Dying To!: Biopolitics, Suicide Plots, and The Ecstasy of Withdrawal”, Dana Seitler
• 9. Science, Literature, and the Work of the Imagination”, Bishnupriya Ghosh
• 10. “Edith Wharton's Microscopist and the Science of Language”, Emily Coit
• 11. “Reading Generously: Scientific Criticism, Scientific Charity, and the Matter of Evidence”, Todd Carmody
• 12. “Literary Studies in a Transdisciplinary Research Project: Genetic Privacy and the Case of Henrietta Lacks”, Jay Clayton and Claire Sisco King
• 13. “Incantatory Fictions and Golden Age Nostalgia: Futurist Practices in Contemporary Science Fiction”, Rebecca Wilbanks
• 14. “Reading Science: SF and the Uses of Literature”, Amy C. Chambers and Lisa Garforth
• 15. “Linguistic Relativity and Cryptographic Translation in Samuel Delany’s Babel-17”, Joseph Fitzpatrick
• 16. “Autopoiesis between Literature and Science: Maturana, Varela, Cervantes”, Avery Slater
• 17. “Listening to Pandemics: Sonic Histories and the Biology of Emergence”, Robert Peckham
• 18. To Feel an Equation: Physiological Aesthetics, Modern Physics, and the Poetry of Jay Wright”, Steven Meyer
• 19. Max Ritvo’s Precision Poetry”, Lara Choksey
• 20. New Physics, New Faust: Faustian Bargains in Physics before the Atomic Bomb”, Jenni G. Halpin
• 21. “The Matter of In-Vitro Meat: Speculative Genres of Future Life”, Coleman Nye
• 22. “Bodies Made and Owned: Rewriting Life in Science and Fiction”, Sherryl Vint
• 23. “The Sciences of Mind and Fictional Pharmaceuticals in White Noise and The Corrections”, Natalie Roxburgh
• 24. “Eugenic Aesthetics: Literature as Evolutionary Instrument in the Early Twentieth Century”, Kyla Schuller
• 25. “Angry Optimism: Climate Disaster and Restoration in Kim Stanley Robinson’s Alternate Futures”, Everett Hamner
• 26. “Oil and Energy Infrastructures in Science Fiction Short Stories”, Chris Pak
• 27. “Biology at the Border of Area X: The Significance of Skin in Jeff VanderMeer’s Southern Reach Trilogy”, Sofia Ahlberg
• 28. “Overlapping Agencies: The Collision of Cancer, Consumers, and Corporations in Richard Powers’s Gain”, Jeff Gonzalez
• 29. “‘Golden Dust’ in the Wind: Genetics, Contagion, and Early Twentieth-Century American Theatre”, Kirsten E. Shepherd-Barr
• 30. “The Art and Science of Form: Muriel Rukeyser, Charles Olson and F. O. Matthiessen at Mid-century”, S.H. Daw
• 31. “Racial Science and the Neo-Victorian Novel”, Josie Gill
• 32. “W.E.B. Du Bois’s Neurological Modernity: I.Q., Afropessimism, Genre”, Michael Collins
• 33. “Graphic Bombs: Scientific Knowledge and the Manhattan Project in Comic Books”, Lindsay Michael Banco
• 34. “‘The Path of Most Resistance’: Surgeon X and the Graphic Estrangement of Antibiosis”, Lorenzo Servitje
• 35. “The Automation of Affect: Robots and the Domestic Sphere in Sinophone Cinema”, Nathaniel Isaacson
• 36. “Superman Holey Weenie and the Sick Man of Asia”, Carlos Rojas
• 37. “Modeling Long Novels: Network Analysis and A Brief History of Seven Killings”, Lindsay Thomas.