“The Tables Turned: an exercise in consciousness-raising”
| Year for Search |
1978
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|---|---|
| Secondary Title |
Dialogue (Salt Lake City, UT)
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| Annotation |
Gender-role reversal presented as a play about the first day of school. The lone male student is treated as an inconvenience, except that the girls hope he will do their ironing and typing. Males are not allowed to travel alone. |
| Volume / Edition |
11.2
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| Pagination |
113-18
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| Published Date |
Summer 1978 |
| Full Text |
1978 “The Tables Turned: an exercise in consciousness-raising.” Dialogue (Salt Lake City, UT) 11.2 (Summer 1978): 113-18. Rpt. without the subtitle in LDSF-3: Latter-Day Science Fiction. Ed. Benjamin Urrutia (Ludlow, MA: Parables, 1987), 118-123. Gender-role reversal presented as a play about the first day of school. The lone male student is treated as an inconvenience, except that the girls hope he will do their ironing and typing. Males are not allowed to travel alone. |
| Additional Publishers |
Rpt. without the subtitle in LDSF-3: Latter-Day Science Fiction. Ed. Benjamin Urrutia (Ludlow, MA: Parables, 1987), 118-123. |
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