Title: The Indifference Engine: How Science Fiction Contributes to the Public Understanding of Science, and How It Doesn't

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Title: The Indifference Engine: How Science Fiction Contributes to the Public Understanding of Science, and How It Doesn't

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Title: The Indifference Engine: How Science Fiction Contributes to the Public Understanding of Science, and How It Doesn't Title Record # 1295854
Author: Ken McLeod
Date: 2010-00-00
Type: ESSAY
Language: English
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Extrapolation, Spring 2010	2010-00-00	ed. Andrew M. Butler, Michael Levy, Javier A. Martínez, Sherryl Vint, Lisa Yaszek	The University of Texas at Brownsville			198	A5^?14.8 cm by 21 cm or 5.8" by 8.3" magazine, used by some UK and European magazines	mag	Gail Neiderhoffer

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