• Publication: Anthropology Through Science FictionPublication Record # 2836
• Editors: Martin Harry Greenberg, Carol Mason, Patricia Warrick
• Date: 1974-00-00
• Publisher: St. Martin's Press
• Pages: xi+387
• Format:
  hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• External IDs:
  • OCLC/WorldCat: 1007913
  • Reginald-1: 06311

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• Survival Ship • (1951) • short story by Judith Merril
• Strikebreaker • (1957) • short story by Isaac Asimov
• Robot's Return • (1938) • short story by Robert Moore Williams (variant of Robots Return)
• A Martian Odyssey • [Tweel • 1] • (1934) • novelette by Stanley G. Weinbaum
• The Cage • (1957) • short story by A. Bertram Chandler
• Arena • (1944) • novelette by Fredric Brown
• Nightfall • (1941) • novelette by Isaac Asimov
• Lost Newton • (1970) • novelette by Stanley Schmidt
• Frog Pond • (1971) • short story by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
• The Sharing of Flesh • [Technic History] • (1968) • novelette by Poul Anderson
• Aunt Jennie's Tonic • (1971) • short story by Leonard Tushnet
• The Vine • (1967) • short story by Kit Reed
• The House the Blakeneys Built • (1965) • short story by Avram Davidson
• Unhuman Sacrifice • (1958) • novelette by Katherine MacLean
• Pyramid • (1954) • novelette by Robert Abernathy
• Enchanted Village • (1950) • short story by A. E. van Vogt
• The Monsters • (1953) • short story by Robert Sheckley
• Far from This Earth • (1970) • short story by Chad Oliver
• Living Together in the Universe • essay by uncredited
• The World Outside, Science and Religion • essay by uncredited
• The Origins of Civilization • essay by uncredited
• The Technological Imperative • essay by uncredited
• The Ecological Imperative • essay by uncredited
• The Commitment to Social Life • essay by uncredited
• Human Diversity and Potential • essay by uncredited
• Human Origins and Evolution • essay by uncredited
• Man as Part of Nature • essay by uncredited
• Introduction (Anthropology Through Science Fiction) • essay by uncredited
• Preface (Anthropology Through Science Fiction) • essay by Martin H. Greenberg and Carol Mason and Patricia S. Warrick [as by Martin Harry Greenberg and Carol Mason and Patricia Warrick]