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This first book-length study of French-language science fiction from Canada provides an introduction to the subgenre known as "SFQ" (science fiction from Quebec). In addition, it offers in-depth analyses of SFQ sagas by Jacques Brossard, Esther Rochon, and Elisabeth Vonarburg. It demonstrates how these multivolume narratives of colonization and postcolonial societies exploit themes typical of postcolonial literatures, including the denunciation of oppressive colonial systems, the utopian hope for a better future, and the celebration of tolerant pluralistic societies. A bibliography of SFQ available in English translation is included.
Contents
Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgments
INTRODUCTION. Articulations: Québec, Science Fiction, and the Postcolonial
ONE. SFQ: History and Themes
TWO. Alien Nations: Dominance and Oppression in the SFQ Saga
THREE. Utopia and New World Myth in Québec's Science-Fiction Sagas
FOUR. Logiques métisses: Hybridity and Transculturalism
CONCLUSION
Appendix: A Selected Bibliography of French-Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy in English 213
Chapter Notes
Works Cited—Primary Sources
Works Cited—Secondary Sources
Index