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Robots in American popular culture / Steve Carper.

Van Pelt Library TJ211.15 .C37 2019
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Carper, Steve, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Robots--In popular culture.
Robots.
Robots in literature.
Physical Description:
v, 295 pages ; 26 cm
Place of Publication:
Jefferson, North Carolina : McFarland and Company, Inc., Publishers, [2019]
Contents:
Part 1 The Robot Pre-Computer p. 9
1 The Robot and the Android: The Origin of the Species p. 11
2 The Heimlich Maneuver: Robots in Early Fiction p. 21
3 Is It Mechanism or Soul? Robots on the Stage p. 35
4 The Wonderful Walking Mechanical Men p. 46
5 "Quiet, Please-I'm Talking": The Westinghouse Family of Robots p. 64
6 Iron Monster Turns Traitor: Amateur Robots p. 74
7 Buck, Flash, Tillie and Mickey: Robots in Comic Strips p. 89
8 A Tribe of Living Mechanical Men!. Robots in Comic Books p. 110
9 Utterly Alien and Nonhuman: The Robot in Golden Age Science Fiction p. 128
10 The Automaton! Robots in Movies p. 148
Part 2 The Robot Post-Computer p. 157
11 Robots as Camp p. 159
12 Robots and Kids p. 172
13 Robots as Androids p. 192
14 Robots as Sexbots p. 208
15 Robots as Enemies p. 220
16 Robots, Robots Everywhere p. 229.
ISBN:
1476670412
9781476670416
OCLC:
1057304887

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