Programa
Clase 1 Los primeros hombres en la luna, Wells
Clase 2 Siglo XIX (capítulo Fayter)
Clase 3 Las sirenas de Titán, Kurt Vonnegut
Clase 4 Siglo XX (capítulo Steinmüller)
Clase 5 Ciberiada, Stanislav LemClase 6 Imagen del científico (artículo Haynes)
Clase 7 Crónicas marcianas, Ray Bradbury
Clase 8 A la luz de la bomba (capítulos Boyer)
Clase 9 La amenaza de Andrómeda, Michael Crichton
Clase 10 Microbios del espacio (artículo Wolfe)
Clase 11 Presentación de anteproyecto
Clase 12 Cómics (que cada quién traiga, yo: Farenheit 451)
Clase 13 Superhéroes (artículo Locke)
Clase 14 Blade Runner, Ridley Scott
Clase 15 Apropiación (artículo Milburn 2010)
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