This textbook introduces key ideas of religious studies through critical consideration of print and visual media that fall within the general category of science fiction and is a foundational text for students and instructors of religion and science fiction.
This textbook introduces key ideas of religious studies through critical consideration of print and visual media that fall within the general category of science fiction and is a foundational text for students and instructors of religion and science fiction.
James H. Thrall directs the religious studies program at Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois, where he is the Knight Distinguished Professor for the Study of Religion and Culture.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Knowing Things 2. Re-Presenting Traditions: New and Old 3. Telling Stories/Acting Them Out (Myth/Ritual) 4. Imagining Divinity 5. Evil, Sin, and Suffering: Dealing with What's Wrong 6. Being Human? 7. Encountering the Alien Other 8. Gender Utopia/Gender Dystopia 9. Race, Science Fiction, and the Future 10. Running Out of Time: SF Eschatology Conclusion
1. Introduction: Knowing Things 2. Re-Presenting Traditions: New and Old 3. Telling Stories/Acting Them Out (Myth/Ritual) 4. Imagining Divinity 5. Evil, Sin, and Suffering: Dealing with What's Wrong 6. Being Human? 7. Encountering the Alien Other 8. Gender Utopia/Gender Dystopia 9. Race, Science Fiction, and the Future 10. Running Out of Time: SF Eschatology Conclusion
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