'Social Science Fiction' in Asimov's work <b>PART I</b> <i>"Social science fiction?"</i> Science fiction is a term familiar to many people. This is especially true due to the tremendous influence of television. But the term "social science fiction," although not heard too often, is a term is descriptive of most of today’s science fiction literature. <i>"But what does it mean?"</i> Social science fiction is the term given to literature "…showed first 75 words of 2972 total…

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