This is the author's pre-print of a chapter proposed for publication in Palgrave handbook of posthumanism in film and television, 2015.This chapter aims to indicate how, in keeping with wider cultural trends, contemporary science fiction film and TV may be exhibiting a shift from a secular to a ‘post-secular’ sensibility. If the modernist paradigm within science fiction is beginning to dissolve, and with it a somewhat one-dimensional narrative of scientific triumph over religious superstition, then recent work on the emergence of post-secular paradigms opens up a range of new potential relationships between science, religion and science fiction. It is reasonable to expect that the resurgence of religion both as a geopolitical force and a so...
Joss Weedon's 2002 cult series "Firefly" (and the big screen spin-off "Serenity") is a science ficti...
This article describes a role for science-fiction literature as a tool with which to explore the sha...
Whether in the guise of the novel or non-print media such as film and television, fin-de-millennium...
This is the author's pre-print of a chapter proposed for publication in Palgrave handbook of posthum...
Whilst science fiction is often considered secular in emphasis, more recently it has started to exhi...
This paper discusses the concepts of posthuman and post-secular in critical theory
Using recent debates in the humanities and social sciences, this dissertation argues that the catego...
Science fiction has served the film industry like a dreamy stepchild. It gets only scant accolades f...
Since the characteristic logicality of most science fiction can overshadow its debt to Romantic, or ...
My paper focuses on religion as an ideology that allows for change within science fiction literature...
While most scholarship in religious studies focuses on the past and present, the study of what the f...
In the late twentieth century, new “post-secular” modes of literary representation emerged that chal...
In science fiction films, we explore remote universes and use yet unknown technologies – the world a...
Amid the often complex and paradoxical relationship between Hollywood and American Christianity lies...
The article discusses transhumanism and posthumanism as marginal trajectories of the modern philosop...
Joss Weedon's 2002 cult series "Firefly" (and the big screen spin-off "Serenity") is a science ficti...
This article describes a role for science-fiction literature as a tool with which to explore the sha...
Whether in the guise of the novel or non-print media such as film and television, fin-de-millennium...
This is the author's pre-print of a chapter proposed for publication in Palgrave handbook of posthum...
Whilst science fiction is often considered secular in emphasis, more recently it has started to exhi...
This paper discusses the concepts of posthuman and post-secular in critical theory
Using recent debates in the humanities and social sciences, this dissertation argues that the catego...
Science fiction has served the film industry like a dreamy stepchild. It gets only scant accolades f...
Since the characteristic logicality of most science fiction can overshadow its debt to Romantic, or ...
My paper focuses on religion as an ideology that allows for change within science fiction literature...
While most scholarship in religious studies focuses on the past and present, the study of what the f...
In the late twentieth century, new “post-secular” modes of literary representation emerged that chal...
In science fiction films, we explore remote universes and use yet unknown technologies – the world a...
Amid the often complex and paradoxical relationship between Hollywood and American Christianity lies...
The article discusses transhumanism and posthumanism as marginal trajectories of the modern philosop...
Joss Weedon's 2002 cult series "Firefly" (and the big screen spin-off "Serenity") is a science ficti...
This article describes a role for science-fiction literature as a tool with which to explore the sha...
Whether in the guise of the novel or non-print media such as film and television, fin-de-millennium...