From Hyperspace to Hypertext: Masculinity, Globalization, and Their Discontents

Preface
	Motivation and Overview
	Methodological Notes
Acknowledgments
Contents
Abbreviations
List of Figures
Part I: The Gernsback Era
	1: Cosmopolitan Gentlemen of Science
		1.1	 An Immigrant Battling Industrial Innovation
		1.2	 Pivot to Publishing
		1.3	 Masculinized Technology and Overcivilization
		1.4	 From Science Fact to Scientifiction
		1.5	 The Authors Gernsback Couldn’t See
		References
	2: Planet Smashers of the Second Industrial Revolution
		2.1	 A Genealogy of Science Fiction Magazines
		2.2	 The Paradigm of Progress
		2.3	 The New Sort of Magazine
		2.4	 Hyperspace and Race
		2.5	 The Cosmos Serial
		References
	3: Have We Not Had Enough of War?
		3.1	 Navigating New Obstacles
		3.2	 Challengers to the Sciences of Difference
		3.3	 Clare Winger Harris: The Consequences of Bias
		3.4	 Leslie F. Stone: Science and Empire
		3.5	 L. Taylor Hansen: Antagonistic Anthropology
		References
Part II: The Campbell Era
	4: Archeology of the Future
		4.1	 The “New Author” with “Marvelous Ability”
		4.2	 Homosocial Technical Teams
		4.3	 From Fandom and Pseudonyms to “The Presence”
		4.4	 Manly White Civilization
		4.5	 Declining Reputation
		References
	5: The Editor with One Hundred Hands
		5.1	 Disentangling Autobiography
		5.2	 Lab Partners in Outer Space
		5.3	 Interplanetary Prejudice
		5.4	 Misfits Fleeing Big Science
		5.5	 Repelling Women Writers
		References
	6: The Challenges of Inclusion
		6.1	 C. L. Moore and the Lovecraft Circle
		6.2	 The Limits of Rationality
		6.3	 Leigh Brackett: Writing like a Man
		6.4	 The Future of Inequality
		References
Part III: The Merril Era
	7: Confronting Cold War Masculinity
		7.1	 Finding Community
		7.2	 Becoming Judith Merril
		7.3	 Doubting Homo Superior
		7.4	 Refashioning Gender in the Cold War
		7.5	 Small Frog in a Big Pond
		References
	8: The End of Science Fiction
		8.1	 Changing Markets, Changing Audiences
		8.2	 Merril as Anthologist and Reviewer
		8.3	 New Wave or New Thing
		8.4	 Some of the Authors Merril Saw
		8.5	 Dying Astronauts
		References
	9: Science Fiction and the University
		9.1	 Challenges to Technological Determinism
		9.2	 Science Fiction Computing
		9.3	 The Crime and the Glory of Hypertext
		9.4	 Entering the Classroom
		9.5	 A Theory for the New Wave
		References
Index