Social problems through science fiction / edited by Martin Harry Greenberg [and others].

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Greenberg, Martin Harry
Language:English
Published: New York : St. Martin's Press, [1975], [©1975]
Subjects:
Science fiction, American.
Sociology > Fiction.
Genre:
Fiction.
Physical Description:xv, 356 pages ; 23 cm
Format: Book
Contents:
  • Society-wide problems: Sheckley, R. The people trap
  • Farmer, P. J. The sliced-crosswise only-on-Tuesday world
  • Ballard, J. G. Billenium
  • Elliott, G. P. The NRACP
  • Bradbury, R. The other foot
  • Disch, T. M. The number you have reached
  • Beaumont, C. The vanishing American
  • Spinrad, N. No direction home
  • Sturgeon, T. The world well lost
  • Problems of social institutions: Dick, P. K. The father-thing
  • Reed, K. Golden acres
  • Anvil, C. The great intellect boom
  • Lehrman, H. Revolt of the potato-picker
  • Sambrot, W. Night of the leopard
  • Silverberg, R. Good news from the Vatican
  • Thurston, R. The hippie-dip file
  • Spinrad, N. The big flash
  • Sheckley, R. The prize of peril
  • Lafferty, R. A. About a secret crocodile
  • Sherred, T. L. Bounty
  • Allen, S. The public hating
  • O'Donnell, K. M. How I take their measure
  • Van Scyoc, S. A visit to Cleveland General.