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Through Eyes of Wonder examines the intricate relationship between science and science fiction, drawing on literary examples to illustrate how scientific ideas inspire speculative narratives. The work balances historical context with critical analysis, targeting young readers by making complex concepts accessible. It situates science fiction within a broader historical and critical framework, highlighting the genre’s role in reflecting and influencing scientific thought.
First publish date: 1975
Genre: Science Fiction/Hard Science Fiction
Authors: Ben Bova
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