Titlebook: Alterity and Capitalism in Speculative Fiction; Estranging Contempor Tomás Vergara Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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,Marxism as Narrative World-Building Method: New Weird Fiction and Capitalist Crisis in China Miévilom this standpoint, Miéville’s Bas-Lag universe establishes a connection between Weird fiction and radical politics by highlighting the unpredictable scenarios emerging from inevitable capitalist crises.

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,The Afterlives of Slavery: Spectres of the Antebellum in Colson Whitehead’s , and Rivers Solomon’s vent coexisting with the post-slavery future. In this sense, both texts challenge post-racial ideology by rendering visible how the ongoing financial logic of the slave trade persists beyond the Antebellum period.

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,Challenging Cultural Studies Through Dystopia: Catatonic Cultural Dominant in Noon’s , and McCormaclf. The anamorphic estrangement evoked by these dystopian futures promotes catatonia as the dominant logic leading to capitalism’s terminal stage in which individuals no longer possess any agency to take control of their lives.

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Conclusion: New Horizons for a Marxist Theory of Speculative Fiction,occupied with the more general relationship between capitalism and its cultural products. Since speculative fiction is one of the most widely consumed narrative genres, its study can be helpful to achieve a better understanding of capitalism’s manifold cultural logics.

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Charlotte Woodhouse,Debbie Shawcrosse traditional models of SF. It is precisely due to its alterity function—in all its subgeneric variants—that speculative fiction can provide a great model to think and render tangible the role of fantasies in the organization of capitalist social practice.

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,Preoperative Management of Paget’s Disease,vent coexisting with the post-slavery future. In this sense, both texts challenge post-racial ideology by rendering visible how the ongoing financial logic of the slave trade persists beyond the Antebellum period.

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Elizabeth H. Aylward,Frank R. Brown IIIlf. The anamorphic estrangement evoked by these dystopian futures promotes catatonia as the dominant logic leading to capitalism’s terminal stage in which individuals no longer possess any agency to take control of their lives.

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Elizabeth H. Aylward,Frank R. Brown IIIcapitalism as an integrative phenomenon. Through their use of narrative extrapolation, both novels maintain a feminist critique of social reproduction as the basis of women’s oppression in the context of global capitalism.