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Библиография фантастики: 2004

Dialogue among Civilizations: The International Expert Symposium on “A Culture of Innovation and the Building of Knowledge Societies”. Moscow, 9 to 11 November 2003 / Series is directed by Hans d'Orville; Edited by Tina Bovermann and FW (Russ) Russell. – Paris: UNESCO, 2004. – 139 pp. – (Dialogue among Civilizations). P. 94: While J.Verne, A.Tolstoy, I.Yefremov, V.Vladko, the brothers Strugatsky, R. Bradbery, Aizek Azimov and many other national and foreign authors prepared the public to the S&T revolution, encouraged people to reflect over contradictory problems, the work of many contemporary authors only confuses people's minds and creates a distorted perception about science, scientists, and about the significance and capabilities of scientific knowledge. Contents: P. 91-95: Popovych Olexandr. Statements by expertes

Gomel Elana. Gods Like Men: Soviet Science Fiction and the Utopian Self // Science-Fiction Studies (Montreal). – 2004. – Vol. 31, Part 3, # 94 (November). – P. 358-377.

Lem Stanislaw. Interview / Peyman Esmaeili // Shargh (Tehran). – 2004. – 16 July.

Simon Erik. The Strugatsky's in Political Context // Science-Fiction Studies (Montreal). – 2004. – Vol. 31, Part 3, # 94 (November). – P. 378-406.

Strugatsky Boris Natanovich. Working for Tarkovsky // Science-Fiction Studies (Montreal). – 2004. – Vol. 31, Part 3, # 94 (November). – P. 418-420.
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