Sociology Through Science Fiction
By: edited by John W. Milstead ... [et al.].
Contributors: Milstead, John W., comp.
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Published: 1974
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 412
Subjects: Science fiction, American.; Sociology -- Fiction.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The study of society: Schmidt, S. Lost Newton. Myers, H. L. Misinformation.; title: Social organization and culture: Anvil, C. Positive feedback. Benford, G. Deeper than the darkness. Oliver, C. Of course. Lafferty, R. A. Slow Tuesday night. Anvil, C. Gadget vs trend. Benford, G. Nobody lives on Burton Street. Jonas, G. The Shaker revival. Porges, A. Guilty as charged.; title: Self and society: James, D. B. Integration module.; title: Social differentiation: Smith, E. E. A day in the suburbs. Miller, J. Pigeon City. O'Brien, C. Generation gaps.; title: Social institutions: Rankine, J. Two's company. Lafferty, R. A. Primary education of the Camiroi. Anderson, P. Birthright. Bradbury, R. The pedestrian. Miller, W. M., Jr. A canticle for Leibowitz.; title: Population and urban life: Aldiss, B. W. Total environment. Abernathy, R. Single combat.