‘Science Fiction and Gothic?… It Is Strange that the Genres Should Cross at All’: In Conclusion — Understanding Gothic Science Fiction
Sian MacArthur
Abstract
Sian MacArthur
Abstract
From the outset the intention of this book has been to prove that Gothic science fiction is a fully established and credible genre; that it exists independently of both Gothic and science fiction, and that it has its own set of tropes and conventions that mark it out as such. That is not to say that the genre of Gothic science fiction does not bear traces of its Gothic and science fiction ancestry, of course it does, but rather that it has picked a number of stylistic features and used these to generate a distinct new genre. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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From the outset the intention of this book has been to prove that Gothic science fiction is a fully established and credible genre; that it exists independently of both Gothic and science fiction, and that it has its own set of tropes and conventions that mark it out as such. That is not to say that the genre of Gothic science fiction does not bear traces of its Gothic and science fiction ancestry, of course it does, but rather that it has picked a number of stylistic features and used these to generate a distinct new genre. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
Key concepts: Techno-thriller, Literature, Fiction theory, Art, Literary fiction, Set (abstract data type), Popular fiction, Non-fiction