Sentence examples for genres of science from inspiring English sources
Shelley's novel is recognized today as the progenitor of the modern genres of science fiction and horror.
The commercial genres of science fiction, fantasy and horror that commoditise the weird are often reactionary in nature.
This study demonstrates the fluidity of "science" and "religion" during these centuries, and highlights the role that genres of science popularization play in altering the meaning of those categories.
The Grand Master Award, SFWA's highest accolade, recognizes excellence for a lifetime of contributions to the genres of science fiction and fantasy.
(Ages 10 to 13) WHY is it that novels for middle-graders and pre-teenagers fall into the genres of science fiction and fantasy so much more frequently than their adult counterparts?
The author of more than 50 books, Bradbury's work spanned genres of science fiction, horror and mystery.
Dr Brian Webster, Glasgow In the genre of science writing, here are three books I have enjoyed recently.
Crusoe is an exile, and exile has proved a perennial theme within the genre of science fiction.
In his premier novel, H.G. Wells begot the concept of time travel as well as pioneered the nascent genre of science fiction.
All economic data are best viewed as a peculiarly boring genre of science fiction, but Chinese data are even more fictional than most.
More generally, the space opera sub-genre of science fiction offers the possibility of a massive expansion of self-mythologising will-to-power.
