The Cosmopolis
Literary
Supplement
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John Avelis Jr. |
Reaction to The Logan Square Book Club vs. Jack Vance, p24 |
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Derek W. Benson |
In Favor of Science Fiction? Reaction |
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Reaction to The Logan Square Book Club, p29 |
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Jeremy Cavaterra |
Plot, Schplot! p10 |
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Richard Chandler |
Vance on Vance, p1 |
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Letter: Tissue Engineering Book (Clarges), p22 |
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Patrick Dusoulier |
Jack in the Cage (Cage theme in��� Vance) p2 |
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| Cosmopolis#41 | Jack's Punch Line p7 | |
| Cosmopolis#42 | Jack�s Name-Recycling, p38 | |
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J�r�me Dutel |
A Thesis, p15 |
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Rob Friefeld |
Response to: In Favor of Science Fiction? p22 |
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A Note on The Houses of Iszm, p5 |
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Rob Gerrand |
In Favor of Science Fiction? Reaction |
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Andy Gilham |
Is Jack Vance a Science Fiction Writer? p15 |
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David Hecht |
The Trouble with Science Fiction comments |
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Ian Jackson |
Where Have All the Radios Gone, p21 |
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James Jordan |
In Favor of Science Fiction? Reaction |
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Chuck King |
The Logan Square Book Club vs. Jack Vance (Night Lamp), p1 |
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Bob Lacovara |
What is Science Fiction? p15 |
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The Trouble with Science Fiction |
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Lee Lewis |
The Trouble with Science Fiction |
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Tonio Loewald |
Is Vance a (Insert Genre Here) Writer? p10 |
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Byron Marshall |
More about Vance and Science Fiction, p12 |
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Depth and Character Development, p8 |
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Matthew Paris |
Several Ways of Looking at Jack Vance, p19 |
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Michael Parsons |
Vance�s Writings And The Saga Of Religious Belief, p8 |
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Mike Ralston |
In Favor of Science Fiction? Reaction |
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David Reitsema |
Jack Vance as Artist, p4 |
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Paul Rhoads |
Is Vance a Science Fiction Author? p5 |
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What sort of Artist is Jack Vance? p5 |
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Some Reactions to Critical Appreciations, p5 |
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The Trouble with Science Fiction, p16 |
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Anti-Science Fiction Redux, p9 |
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Reflections on The Cadwal Chronicles, p6 |
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Wild Thyme and Violets, p2 |
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Is Vance a (Insert Genre Here) Writer? Reply to T. Leowald, p11 |
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Will the
Popularization of Jack Vance Save the West from Plunging into |
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Reflections on Contemporary Literature, Part 1, p3 |
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Who Cares if Vance is a Sci-Fi Author? p17 |
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Jane Austin and Jack Vance, p18 |
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Responce to Bill
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Idle Thoughts of an Idle VIE Volunteer, p5 |
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Responce to
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Reflections on being a Vance Reader, in Light of the War on the West, p3 |
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Alfred�s Arc, p6 |
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In Favor of Science Fiction? p10 |
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SF Volume Intro Redux, p15 |
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Engineers and Artists, p3 |
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Vance in France (Crisis of the West) p5 |
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Locus Review Reviewed (Jonathan Strahan on Gift Volume) p22 |
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Vance and Politics: Locus Review Reviewed redux, p4 |
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Jacks: London and Vance, p8 |
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Notes from France, and Related Rambling Ruminations
(Vancian perspective on contemporary anti-fascism and ideological hypocracy), p9 |
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Reaction to The Logan Square Book Club, p6 |
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More about Vance and Science Fiction, p12 |
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Science Fiction, Astrology, Makers of Talismans, p22 |
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Depth and Character Development, p8 |
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Literary Depth Redux, p12 |
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A Visit to Llalarkno, p14 |
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A Dying World, p16 |
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A Thought about Thought, p21 |
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Iris Murdoch, p23 |
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Letter
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Vance: A Modern Classic, p8, |
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A Syncretic Phylology of the Vancian Locale, p16 |
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Vance and �Tolerance�, p9 |
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Vance Versus Vance, p4 |
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Purple Magic: the Realm of Incarnate Symbols, p7 |
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Idle Thoughts of an Idle Board Reviewer, p2 |
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The Unspeakable McInch p5 |
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Alain Finkielkraut and Cadwal, p15 |
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A Comment on Thomas Sowell�s Concept of Cosmic Justice, p15 |
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The Man from Zodiac, p8 |
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Science and the Science Fiction of Vance, p15 |
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The European Scene, p14 |
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Is Jack Vance Anti-Christian? p15 |
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A Post-Modernist International Bestseller, p18 |
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Reflections on Clarges and Vancian Psychotherapy, p20 |
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The Normal Man and the Exotic Woman p23 |
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Thoughts on Throy, p25 |
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Remarks on Steve Sherman's Remarks, p9 |
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Editorial Notes (Malice theme, Noplagarth, Cugel) p22 |
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The Roots of Variety in Vancian Characters and Societies, p23 |
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The Vancian Cage p16 |
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(Brief Notice: Lurulu) p6 |
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South Park Revisited, p8 |
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The Truth About the Mind, p10 |
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Empire, Colonization, Globalization and the Gaean Reach, p12 |
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Art Is Fantasy, p13 |
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Kelly�s Job p10 |
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Sinister Old Men in Institute Black Versus Breakness Dominies, p10 |
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Myth, and a Vancian Anatomy of the New Culture, p7 |
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Visual Jazz, p9 |
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Dire Beasts and Sunsets (Reaction to David Williams) p5 |
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The Artist as Engineer and Other Considerations, p6 |
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The Development of Vancian Cosmological Sociology, p9 |
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Very Topical Thoughts on Durdane, p10 |
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A Reaction to Dave Reitsema�s �Jack Vance as Artist�, p15 |
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Reactions to Reaction to �Jack Vance as Artist� p3 |
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More BBS BS (Casmir, Woudiver, homophobia) p6 |
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How to Praise Lurulu, p8 |
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Rlaru, Lurulu, and the Grand Tournament at Mornune, p9 |
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The European Union and the Vancian Imperiums, p7 |
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The Vancian Theologico-Political Attitude, p3 |
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Notes on the American Literary Tradition, p1 |
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Persona, Culture, And The Flight Of The Winged Being, p2 |
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The Plot of Blue World, p3 |
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Between Heaven And Earth, p1 |
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Style And The Spenglerian Atmosphere, p12 |
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Reaction to: Saga Of Religious Belief, p10 |
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The Pulpish Plot, p3 |
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Vancian Perspectives, p4 |
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Tolerance, A Vancian Perspective, p12 |
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Between Infinity And The Eliatic Illusion, p3 |
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A Thousand Words About Pictures |
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My Uncle�s Library p3 |
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Democratic Art, p3 |
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| EXTANT#14 | The Gaean Reach Setting, p3 | |
| A Vance Treasury, p5 | ||
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THE DOMAINS OF KORYPHON, Perceiving Vance, Aesthetically
and Ideologically,p8 |
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| Extant#15 | The Symbolism of Color: From Spengler to Vance, p11 | |
| Vance's Work: An Overview (Wikipedia), p25 | ||
| Extant#16 | The Vancian delights of Herodotus, p1 | |
| Some theorerical aspects of the Domains of Koryphon, p18 | ||
| Extant#17 | Thinking About Vance | |
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The mystery novels, The Domains of Koryphon and the the
SVU (Vance's marxian stratum) |
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Bill Sherman |
Reaction to Reflections on Contemporary Literature, Part 1, p21 |
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Steve Sherman |
Vance, Religion, Sex, and the Emasculation of Parapsyche, p34 |
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The Blue World, p15 |
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William Tahil |
An Antidote to the Modern Educational Malaise, p20 |
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Timothy Verkkala |
A Studied Whimsy p1 |
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Reaction to Reflections on Contemporary Literature, Part 1, p8 |
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Vance and Politics: Locus Review Reviewed Redux, p4 |
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More about Vance and Science Fiction, p12 |
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David B. Williams |
Don't Look Now! Jack Vance's Dire Beasts and Ghastly Fiends, p19 |
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| Extant#16 | Beginnings and endings: from Big Planet to Lurulu,p16 | |
| Extant#18 | 'World Thinker' and 'Chateux d'If',. p2 |