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Expansion of Utopian Struggle in the Motif of Entering a Room/Space(s) for Continuity

“Extreme Risk” and “Invasive Procedures” as Symbols of Capitalist Internalization

From Morality-Tale Science Fiction to Fantasy-Infused Settler Colonialism

The Orville’s “Mad Idolatry” and Star Trek: Voyager’s “Sacred Ground” as a Lesson in Explanatory Ethics

Gaius Baltar Escaping Freedom on Tau Cygna V

Trauma and Postmodern Subtext in Star Trek

The Ethics of Waiting: Babylon 5’s “Mind War” and Star Trek: Voyager’s “The Gift”

Righteous Nation Ideology in Science Fiction and Climate Justice Today

Societal Progress, Anti-Capitalism, and the Vision for a Culture of Emancipatory Human Rights

Solarpunk and the Vestiges of the Ascetic

Narrative Obtrusion and Difference in the Deep Space Nine episode “In the Pale Moonlight” and Enterprise’s “Damage”

The United Traits of Bajoran and Cardassian Resistance

Attraction to Light: Light as Communication and Imagined Evolution

On Time Travel, the Subconscious Signature, and Market Capitalism

Cylon Number Six as Savior of the Twelve Colonies

Anti-Utopian Leadership

Science Fiction and Charles W. Mills’s Critique of “Ideal Theory” (Parts I-III)

Lieutenant Alara Kitan and Ideal Leadership

“I know what is written”: Babylon 5’s “Believers”

Discovery’s “Point of Light,” Klingon culture and “Ideal Theory,” New Visions for “Reproduction,” and “Commoning” as Future Utopia

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