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Phoenix from the Ashes

by Carl B. Yoke
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Overview

This interesting and unusual collection of essays explores the post-holocaust theme as it has been treated in science fiction and fantasy literature. Seen in a positive mode, this theme offers a powerful metaphor for exploring man's relationship to his social structure. The post-holocaust motif, the editor contends, literally permits the exploration of many sub-topics, such as rebirth, social patterns, evolution, devolution, entropy, history, ecology, ethics, medicine, personal values, and so on.

About the Author, Carl B. Yoke

CARL B. YOKE is Associate Professor of English, and Assistant to the Associate Vice President of the Extended University, Kent State University, Ohio.

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Book Details

Published
November 13, 1987
Publisher
New York : Greenwood Press, 1987.
Pages
262
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780313243288

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