Screening Science

Discover the multifaceted world of science fiction cinema with "Screening Science," published by Scarecrow Press in 2001. This engaging volume features 264 pages that delve into the complex relationship between science and its portrayal in film, focusing particularly on the dynamic evolution of the genre during the 1950s.

Authored by a critical voice in film studies, this book examines the polysemy of the science fiction film, offering insightful analysis on how science is represented in Western culture. Through a thoughtful exploration of iconic films and themes, "Screening Science" challenges readers to consider how the cinematic medium has shaped our understanding of science and fantasy. Whether you're a film enthusiast, a student of science fiction, or a curious reader, this title invites you to explore the intricate ways that film reflects and influences our perceptions of science and technology.