| Description |
332 pages ; 23 cm |
| Contents |
Philip K. Dick's androids : victimized victimizers / Aaron Barlow -- "There's some of me in you": Blade runner and the adaptation of science fiction literature into film / Brooks Landon -- |
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Philip K. Dick on Blade runner : "they did sight stimulation on my brain" / Gregg Rickman -- Race, space and class : the politics of the SF film from Metropolis to Blade runner / David Desser -- Primitivism in the movies of Ridley Scott : Alien & Blade runner / C. Carter Colwell -- Script to screen : Blade runner in perspective ; Blade runner film notes / William M. Kolb -- A silver-paper unicorn / Rebecca Warner -- Subverting the disaffected city : cityscape in Blade runner -- / Steve Carper -- The music in Blade runner / Andrew Stiller -- Creative synergy and the art of world creation / John J. Pierce -- Crashing the gates of insight : Blade runner / Jack Boozer, Jr. -- Reconstructing the Director's cut / William M. Kolb -- Blade runner credits : "Memories ... You're talkin' about memories", retrofitting Blade runner / Leonard G. Heldreth |
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The android as Doppelgänger / Joseph Francavilla -- Technology and politics in the Blade runner dystopia / Judith B. Kerman -- Metahuman 'Kipple' or, do male movie makers dream of electric women? : speciesism and sexism in Blade runner / Marleen Barr -- Androids as a device for reflection on personhood / Marilyn Gwaltney -- The cutting edges of Blade runner / Leonard G. Heldreth -- The new eve : the influence of Paradise lost and Frankenstein on Blade runner / David Desser -- Entropy, energy, empathy : Blade runner and detective fiction / W. Russel Gray -- |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Dick, Philip K. -- Filmand video adaptations
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Dick, Philip K. Do androids dream of electric sheep?
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| SUBJECT |
Blade runner (Motion picture) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n91079105
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| Subject |
Science fiction films -- History and criticism.
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| Author |
Kerman, Judith, 1945-
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| LC no. |
90086268 |
| ISBN |
0879725109 (paperback) |
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0879725095 (clothbound) |
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