Into The Looking Glass: Exploring the Worlds of Fringe
By (Author) Sarah Clarke Stuart
ECW Press,Canada
ECW Press,Canada
1st October 2011
Canada
General
Non Fiction
791.4572
Paperback
224
Width 152mm, Height 229mm
375g
Into the Looking Glass, an analytical guide for Fringe viewers and science fiction fans in general, explores the influence of these traditions on Fringe. It also reveals how the show reflects - and sometimes critiques - the society from which it emerges. Along with many other post-9/11 television shows, Fringe has demonstrated the West's collective paranoia about foreign invaders and domestic corruption. It also lays bare the spread of radical advances in technology and urges its viewers to ponder the ethical limitations of science.
"[Into the Looking Glass] explores the characters and all the major themes of the show flawlessly and in a language that is intelligent, but accessible." -- Book Legion
Sarah Clarke Stuartis the author of "Literary Lost: Viewing Television through the Lens of Literature" and a teacher at the University of North Florida and Florida State College of Jacksonville. She lives in Jacksonville, Florida.