A broad overview of the evolution of science fiction, from the early twentieth century dime store novel to the soft agenda SF of the '90s. Authors examined include E. M. Forster, John W. Campbell, Philip K. Dick and Ursula K. Le Guin.
This study argues that most criticism of science fiction film has been inadequate because it is based on literary rather than film-specific standards, and also that SF film will soon become either obsolete or be totally transformed through new computer technology.
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