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Volume 21 – Ursula K. Le Guin

Edited by Sylvia Kelso

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  • Boldly to Re-Venture: New Writing on the Works of Ursula K. Le Guin, Pages 7-22
    Sylvia A. Kelso
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  • Cognition, Freedom, The Dispossessed as a Classic, Pages 23-49
    Darko Suvin
  • The Utopian Imagination: Ursula K. Le Guin and Super String Theorists, Pages 50-62
    Beth Snowberger
  • Tales from the Distaff: The Parallax View of Earthsea, Pages 63-74
    Amy Clarke
  • Circles and Lines: The Voyage in Left Hand of Darkness, Pages 75-88
    Vera Benczik
  • The Lathe of Heaven as Le Guin’s Book of Changes, Pages 89-119
    Kathleen Keating
  • On Almost Meeting Ursula Le Guin, Pages 120-122
    April Kendra
  • Living in a Work of Art, Pages 123-136
    Ursula K. Le Guin
  • Always Coming Home: “Ethnography, unBible, and Utopian Satire”, Pages 137-166
    Richard D. Erlich
  • Reconciliation in “The Matter of Seggri”, Pages 167-184
    Linda Wight
  • Sympathy as Self-Discovery: The Significance of Caring for Others in “Betrayals”, Pages 185-205
    Howard Sklar
  • Feminism, Animals, and Science in Le Guin’s Animal Stories, Pages 206-231
    Kasi Jackson
  • Articulating Ghost Stories: Haunted Humanity in Ursula K. Le Guin’s “Newton’s Sleep”, Pages 232-249
    Jenny Gal-Or
  • Ursula Le Guin’s “Sur”: Defamiliarizing the Frontier, Pages 250-270
    Traci Thomas-Card
  • Changing Planes: The First Post 9/11 Feminist SF Text Embraces When It Changed, Pages 271-291
    Marleen S. Barr
  • A Wave in My Mind, Page 293-309
    Warren G. Rochelle
  • Review of The New Utopian Politics of Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Dispossessed, Pages 310-313
    Mike Cadden