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Definition of future history in English: future historynoun (in science fiction) a narration of imagined future events. Example sentencesExamples - ‘Their future history,’ he says, ‘must resemble the past’.
- This was a fascinating time in our future history, when dashing privateers and pirates sailed the highways and bi-ways of the galaxy using space hippo zeppelins as their futuristic galleons.
- However hard the science there's always scope for things as fickle as fashions in funding to affect how different future histories envision our development.
- Like Heinlein, Smith built a detailed future history of the human race as a backdrop for his writing.
- If you're a sci-fi freak, no doubt you'll be enthralled by Macleod's future history, while there's still enough to interest agnostics like myself.
- His genius for providing the apt cultural and psychological contexts shaping his immediate subject matter means a Burns story is both a nugget of current topical insight and the grist of future history.
- While I agree with statistical analysis of the future history, there are these singular events which we can't predict which will have massive influence on the way things go.
- Science fiction, and space opera in particular, has always been about the vast sweep of space, time and future history.
- He argued that it made no sense to discuss how far such a myth can be taken literally in detail as future history: ‘It is the myth in its entirety which is alone important: its parts are only of interest insofar as they bring out the main idea.’
- In the end, when you are describing a future history, the job can be never ending.
- The program, which stars Christine Lahti, Matt Long and Logan Lerman, is a clever amalgam of family drama and future history.
- Part future history, part Utopia, and pure science fiction, ‘Answers in Progress’ envisions black rebellion against the white establishment as a victory for the oppressed.
- The book is a future history covering some two billion years, being dictated to the author by one of the ‘last men.’
- Can it rival the best of today's future histories?
- The History of the Future involves a study of a variety of present trends which may lead to the development of alternative future histories, as well as an examination of those alternative future histories.
- The idea's mutant offspring, the shared world anthology, threatened to dominate the 80s, but the last decade has seen a resurgence of writers creating their own future histories.
- That's the title of my newly-published future history of the United States.
- Things to Come was an ambitious project with a vast scope - covering a century of future history - and a scale to match: enormous sets, particularly in the sequences set in 2036, thousands of extras, and imaginative design and editing.
- In other words, Star Trek is using retcons (an insertion into the fictional narrative chronology) as a means to construct the future history that both fascinates and compels the more serious fans.
Definition of future history in US English: future historynoun (in science fiction) a narration of imagined future events. Example sentencesExamples - Part future history, part Utopia, and pure science fiction, ‘Answers in Progress’ envisions black rebellion against the white establishment as a victory for the oppressed.
- Things to Come was an ambitious project with a vast scope - covering a century of future history - and a scale to match: enormous sets, particularly in the sequences set in 2036, thousands of extras, and imaginative design and editing.
- Like Heinlein, Smith built a detailed future history of the human race as a backdrop for his writing.
- In the end, when you are describing a future history, the job can be never ending.
- ‘Their future history,’ he says, ‘must resemble the past’.
- The book is a future history covering some two billion years, being dictated to the author by one of the ‘last men.’
- He argued that it made no sense to discuss how far such a myth can be taken literally in detail as future history: ‘It is the myth in its entirety which is alone important: its parts are only of interest insofar as they bring out the main idea.’
- The program, which stars Christine Lahti, Matt Long and Logan Lerman, is a clever amalgam of family drama and future history.
- His genius for providing the apt cultural and psychological contexts shaping his immediate subject matter means a Burns story is both a nugget of current topical insight and the grist of future history.
- If you're a sci-fi freak, no doubt you'll be enthralled by Macleod's future history, while there's still enough to interest agnostics like myself.
- Science fiction, and space opera in particular, has always been about the vast sweep of space, time and future history.
- However hard the science there's always scope for things as fickle as fashions in funding to affect how different future histories envision our development.
- The idea's mutant offspring, the shared world anthology, threatened to dominate the 80s, but the last decade has seen a resurgence of writers creating their own future histories.
- In other words, Star Trek is using retcons (an insertion into the fictional narrative chronology) as a means to construct the future history that both fascinates and compels the more serious fans.
- This was a fascinating time in our future history, when dashing privateers and pirates sailed the highways and bi-ways of the galaxy using space hippo zeppelins as their futuristic galleons.
- The History of the Future involves a study of a variety of present trends which may lead to the development of alternative future histories, as well as an examination of those alternative future histories.
- Can it rival the best of today's future histories?
- While I agree with statistical analysis of the future history, there are these singular events which we can't predict which will have massive influence on the way things go.
- That's the title of my newly-published future history of the United States.
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