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Showing below keyword matches in entire database for "Octavia Butler":
| Davis, Alcena Madeline. The Future in Feminism: Reading Strategies for Feminist Theory and Science Fiction. Ph.D. Dissertation: Louisiana State University & Agricultural & Mechanical College, 2002. | |
| Theory | |
| Keywords: Alice Sheldon | Angela Carter | Angela Davis | Audre Lorde | gender studies | James Tiptree | Juliet Mitchell | Kate Millett | Katherine Hayles | Monique Wittig | Nalo Hopkinson | Nancy Chodorow | Nicola Griffith | Octavia Butler | popular science | praxis | racial studies | Rebecca Ore | Samuel Delany | science fiction | Shulamith Firestone | Simone de Beauvoir | Tananarive Due | Teresa de Lauretis | theory | Ursula Le Guin | |
| Grewe-Volpp, Christa. "Octavia Butler and the Nature/Culture Divide: An Ecofeminist Approach to the Xenogenesis-Trilogy." Restoring the Connection to the Natural World: Essays on the African American Environmental Imagination. Forecaast: Forum for European Contributions to African American Studies. Ed. Sylvia Mayer. M_nster, Germany: LIT Verlag, 2003. 149-174. | |
| Literature, Science & the Arts | |
| Keywords: culture studies | environmental sciences | gender studies | Octavia Butler | popular sciences | race studies | |
| Humphreys, Camilla S. The Scene of the Crime: Imagining Nature at the Millennium . Ph.D. Dissertation: University of Massachusetts, Amhurst, 2001. | |
| Environmental Sciences | |
| Keywords: Annie Proulx | apocalypse | cancer | E. J. Watson | ecology | ecosystem | environmental sciences | Leslie Marmon Silko | literature--20th C | metaphor | Octavia Butler | Peter Mattiessen | Rachel Carson | radiation | rhetoric of science | social sciences | Terry Tempest Williams | Wendell Berry | |
| Jesser, Nancy. “Blood, Genes and Gender in Octavia Butler’s Kindred and Dawn.” Extrapolation 43 (Spring, 2002): 36-61. | |
| Biological Sciences | |
| Keywords: apocalypse | Biological Sciences | cyborgs | deconstruction | Donna Haraway | gender | gene theory | genetics | hero | mythology | Octavia Butler | popular sciences | race | science fiction | social sciences | stereotypes | xenophilia | xenophobia |