دانلود کتاب The Bloomsbury Handbook to Octavia E. Butler

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Cover\nContents\nList of Ill ustrations\nContributors\nForeword\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction Gregory J. Hampton and Kendra R. Parker\nPART ONE: DAWN\n 1 What Octavia E. Butler Feared Most about Human Nature Steven Barnes\n 2 “I want to live forever and breed people!”: The Legacy of a Fantasy Heather Thaxter\n 3 Interpreting Disability Metaphor and Race in Octavia E. Butler’s “The Evening and the Morning and the Night” Sami Schalk\n 4 Problematizing Consent in the Posthuman Era: Octavia E. Butler’s “Bloodchild” and “Amnesty” Joe Heidenescher\nPART TWO: ADULTHOOD RITES\n 5 “I’m not the vampire he is; I give in return for my taking”:Tracing Vampirism in Octavia E. Butler’s Xenogenesis Trilogy Kendra R. Parker\n 6 Becoming Posthuman: The Sexualized, Racialized, and Naturalized Others of Octavia E. Butler’s Lilith’s Brood Kitty Dunkley\n 7 Teaching the “Other” of Colonialism: The Mimic (Wo)Men of Xenogenesis Aparajita Nanda\n 8 Octavia E. Butler’s Discourse on Colonialism and Identity:Dis/eased Identity in “Bloodchild,” Dawn, and Survivor Gregory Jerome Hampton\nPART THREE: IMAGO\n 9 Visualizing Dana and Transhistorical Time Travel on the Covers of Octavia E. Butler’s Kindred Christine Montgomery and Ellen C. Caldwell\n 10 Apocalypse, Afrofutures, and Theories of “the Living” beyond Human Rights: Octavia E. Butler’s Parable Series Chriss Sneed\n 11 Trauma, Technology, and the Trickster: Reading Octavia E. Butler’s Unfinished Trilogy Ji Hyun Lee\n 12 The Pregnant Man Story: Echoes of Octavia E. Butler’s Themes of Reproductive Anxiety in Fan Writing Heather Osborne\n 13 A Space for Discomfort: Octavia E. Butler and the Pedagogy of the Taboo Aryn Bartley\n 14 Finding the Superhero in Damian Duffy’s and John Jennings’s Graphic Novel Adaptation of Octavia Butler’s Science-Fiction-Postmodern-Slave-Narrative, Kindred Forrest Yerman\nAfterword Tananarive Due\nIndex