It just got sucked into a temporary time warp.
MK
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Woops, sorry about that - I got automated messages saying that it had
bounced...er, I suppose that they didn't after all.
Apologies, psci-com!
Brian
(I will send this only once, promise)
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If something is worth saying once, it's worth saying three times, eh?!
:-)
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Hello,
My Masters Thesis was on 'Using Science Fiction to Communicate Science'
- I put it up online for any interested parties here:
http://www.minds.nuim.ie/~underdog/thesis.html
I did a lit review, and I surveyed a sci-fi convention and a crime-fiction
convention on attitudes to science and compared the results. Looking back on
it now I would describe it as 'okay', but it might be of use! The lit review
might give you some leads, perhaps.
Brian
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