I F Clarke
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 335243 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | I F Clarke |
| NOMBRES | I F |
| APELLIDO | Clarke |
| FIRMA | CLARKE I F |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Strathclyde |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 101 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 74 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 101 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1967 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Jules Verne Roundtable
Apologia pro Anthologia Sua
And a French Review
Living with the Future, 1950-2000
Wells Society Honors RDM
Friends of Albert Robida
Future-War Fiction
The Tale of the War-to-come—from Kubrick’s Dr Strangelove to The Invasion of England in 1803—is immediately recognizable as the most self-contained area of future fiction, since the basic propositions of these projected accounts of wars still-to-come derive from the political or technological possibilities of their day. They first began to affect the thinking of nations after the extraordinary success of Chesney’s Battle of Dorking in 1871. That …
Before and After The Battle of Dorking
The Origins of Future War Fiction
World War II, or, what did the future hold
The British abroad
The encyclopedia of science fiction
The future formula; or, are there lessons in history
Voices Prophesying War
The warfare of the future - the opening phase, 1763-1871 the break-in phase - the Battle of Dorking episode science and the shape of wars-to-come, 1880-1914 politics and the pattern of the next great war, 1880-1914 from the Somme and verdun to Hiroshima and Nagasaki from the flame deluge to the bad time. Appendix: Checklist of imaginary wars, 1763-1990
The city
All our yesterdays
Th Century Future-Think
Thomas cook. 150 years of popular tourism
Factor one
Factor three
Factor four
Factor two
A short history of the future
Space, time, and humankind
From space to time
The encyclopedia of science fiction
Voices Prophesying War
The warfare of the future - the opening phase, 1763-1871 the break-in phase - the Battle of Dorking episode science and the shape of wars-to-come, 1880-1914 politics and the pattern of the next great war, 1880-1914 from the Somme and verdun to Hiroshima and Nagasaki from the flame deluge to the bad time. Appendix: Checklist of imaginary wars, 1763-1990
Voices Prophesying War, 1763-1984
The city
Tocqueville
American anticipations
American dreams, American imperatives
And Not Nineteen Eighty-Four
Before and After The Battle of Dorking
World War II, or, what did the future hold
All our yesterdays
Factor three
Seeing is believing
Futures, futuribles, previsions, Prognosen
Memsahibs on the move
A painting lady
To the uttermost ends of the earth
The right connections
Science and fiction
Science and society, 1915–1945
Almanac of anticipations
American anticipations
Oldspeak—the language of the future
Prophets, predictors, and public policies
Science and society
Voices Prophesying War, 1763-1984
Forecasts of Warfare in Fiction 1803-1914
Fifty years ago the dreadful slaughter of Verdun and the Somme revealed to the still unsuspecting nations of Europe that the applied science of the machine gun, barbed wire and heavy artillery had changed the nature of warfare. Later on, when writers as different as Winston Churchill, Field-Marshall Lord French, Herbert Read and William Faulkner attempted to explain the general sense of stupefaction at the unprecedented massacres of the First Wor…
The pattern of prediction 1763–1973 Forecasts of future wars, 1871–1914
Jules Verne and the vision of the future
The pattern of prediction 1763-1973
The pattern of prediction 1763–1973 Anxious Anticipations
Prophets and predictors
The pattern of prediction
The pattern of prediction 1763–1973
Bacon's new atlantis
Prelude to prediction
More's Utopia
The Discovery of the Future
Turgot's philosophical review, or the idea of progress
Harrington's Oceana
Charles Fourier
The Cicero syndrome
The tale of the future in modern society
The calculus of probabilities, 1870–1914
Ideal worlds and ideal wars
The end of the world is at hand
Any more for the time machine
Science and society
The idea of the future, 1784–1984
The image of the future
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