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Mundos Alternos

Art and Science Fiction in the Americas

by Kency Cornejo; Robb Hernández; Joanna Szupinska-Myers; Itala Schmelz; Alfredo Suppia; Sherryl Vint

Earliest known edition
2017
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
160
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1 ↗
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Oct 24, 2017 · UCR ARTSblock; UCR ARTSblock, University of California, Riverside · eng

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If a Latin American science fiction is said to exist, the texts in this volume interrogate where that Latin America, and its science-fiction imagination, might be located. In addition to focusing on specific regions in North, Central and South America, the book’s essays cross time and space, illuminating Soviet influence in Cuba, the impact of American pop culture in Mexico and the cross-pollination of European avant-garde aesthetics in Brazil. Mundos Alternos will be an indispensable resource for contemporary art curators working on Latin America, science-fiction scholars interested in visual interpretations of the genre and readers interested in science fiction, art, Latin America and the diaspora -- Provided by the publisher.

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