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Review: on settler colonialism and science fiction (again)

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posted on 2024-07-10, 00:06 authored by Lorenzo VeraciniLorenzo Veracini
I have elsewhere drawn attention to what I believe is the intimate relationship between a specifically settler colonial form of consciousness and science fiction.1 Following on from this work, in this review I argue that Cowboys and Aliens (2011) provides a clear example of this relationship. (Its relevance for an understanding of settler colonial sensibilities does not make the movie any less atrocious---it was a well-deserved, resounding flop).

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1838-0743

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settler colonial studies

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2

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1

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268-272

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Swinburne University of Technology

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eng

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