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- c4841c5a8abcdcf00e52bc4bfe4eb94eb0d9c3c733507de4461ed2c8e2d6a282 date "2000".
- c4841c5a8abcdcf00e52bc4bfe4eb94eb0d9c3c733507de4461ed2c8e2d6a282 first1 "Carl".
- c4841c5a8abcdcf00e52bc4bfe4eb94eb0d9c3c733507de4461ed2c8e2d6a282 isCitedBy The_Matter_of_Seggri.
- c4841c5a8abcdcf00e52bc4bfe4eb94eb0d9c3c733507de4461ed2c8e2d6a282 journal "Science Fiction Studies".
- c4841c5a8abcdcf00e52bc4bfe4eb94eb0d9c3c733507de4461ed2c8e2d6a282 last1 "Freedman".
- c4841c5a8abcdcf00e52bc4bfe4eb94eb0d9c3c733507de4461ed2c8e2d6a282 pages "278-289".
- c4841c5a8abcdcf00e52bc4bfe4eb94eb0d9c3c733507de4461ed2c8e2d6a282 title "Science Fiction and the Triumph of Feminism".