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This entry was posted in wsf on April 15, 2015 by Professor Arielle Saiber.

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← The prizes have been targeted by voting blocks opposed to the growing inclusion of women and writers of color. But trying to reverse progress in an increasingly diverse world is futile. Technically, this wiki is an analytical, selected list, with comments, of works useful for the study of the human/machine interface in SF, stressing English-language works produced 1895 to the present. It will… →

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