Franz Rottensteiner
Biographic Data
| ID | 964750 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Franz Rottensteiner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Franz |
| FAMILY NAME | Rottensteiner |
| SIGNATURE | ROTTENSTEINER F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vienna |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1942-8210 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Deep Descriptor Learning with Auxiliary Classification Loss for Retrieving Images of Silk Fabrics in the Context of Preserving European Silk Heritage
With the growing number of digitally available collections consisting of images depicting relevant objects from the past in relation with descriptive annotations, the need for suitable information retrieval techniques is becoming increasingly important to support historians in their work. In this context, we address the problem of image retrieval for searching records in a database of silk fabrics. The descriptors, used as an index to the databas…
First Contact and Time Travel
665 BOOKS IN REVIEW letter of 4 December 1898 to Wells from Joseph Conrad: “Impressed is the word, O Realist of the Fantastic” (199). There are further appendices on the biological, technological, and sociological contexts, and a list of 24 key films from 1909 to 2016 that were inspired by The Invisible Man. An up-to-date critical bibliography rounds out the volume. I conclude that, from the striking X-ray “Self Portrait” on the front cover to th…
Lem, Philip K. Dick, and Royalties in the Soviet Era
215 NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE Lem, Philip K. Dick, and Royalties in the Soviet Era. Marcin Wo3k’s review essay on “Stanis3aw Lem, Holocaust Survivor” (SFS 45.2 [2018]): 33240 ) offers a balanced review of the books by Agnieszka Gajewska and Wojciech Orliñski, including the fact that Lem’s statements about himself are not to be trusted; yet it also contains mistakes and inaccuracies, supposedly because the reviewer takes Or…
A Fantastic Outpouring
From Germany
Jules Verne Roundtable
Recent Writings on German Science Fiction
Quarber Merkur
Lem versus Rottensteiner Verdict
New Format for a Long-Running Magazine
To Set the Record Straight
In Response to S.T. Joshi
Lovecraft as Philosopher
Who Was Really Moxon’s Master
More on “Moxon’s Master”
Recent Books on Science Fiction from Germany
Zur "Wissenschaftlichen Phantastik" Der DDR
Paul Scheerbart, Fantast of “Otherness”
Paul Scheerbart (1863-1915) is a most singular phenomenon among fantasts: a Prussian gifted with a sense of humor, he created a cosmos of the most colorful continuous transformations and alterations—a cosmos that is without parallel in literary history. Despite being evidently preoccupied with new contents—with curious alien beings, including sentient stars, with landscapes in the far universe, with other architectures (especially of glass), and …
A Memorial to Robert Plank
Some German Writings on Science Fiction
A Prophet Honored in His Own Country
The Science Fiction Book
A Response to Damon Knight
In Rebuttal
Some German Writings on SF
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Corrigenda
On the Structural Analysis of Science Fiction
Playing Around with Creation
On An Essay By James Blish
The Invincible
A Response to Damon Knight
In Rebuttal
Some German Writings on SF
A Prophet Honored in His Own Country
The Science Fiction Book
Some German Writings on Science Fiction
A Memorial to Robert Plank
Zur "Wissenschaftlichen Phantastik" Der DDR
Paul Scheerbart, Fantast of “Otherness”
Paul Scheerbart (1863-1915) is a most singular phenomenon among fantasts: a Prussian gifted with a sense of humor, he created a cosmos of the most colorful continuous transformations and alterations—a cosmos that is without parallel in literary history. Despite being evidently preoccupied with new contents—with curious alien beings, including sentient stars, with landscapes in the far universe, with other architectures (especially of glass), and …
Recent Books on Science Fiction from Germany
Who Was Really Moxon’s Master
More on “Moxon’s Master”
In Response to S.T. Joshi
Lovecraft as Philosopher
To Set the Record Straight
New Format for a Long-Running Magazine
Lem versus Rottensteiner Verdict
Recent Writings on German Science Fiction
Quarber Merkur
From Germany
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