2015
DOI: 10.1111/jpcu.12277
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It's the Master! (Step in Time): Hearts of Darkness and Postcolonial Paradoxes in Doctor Who

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“…Science fiction media like 100 has always maintained an intimate relationship with colonialism. The alien invasion, the procurement of land, sexually fetishized scientific experiments (“probing”), the genocide of indigenous populations (humans), the construction of difference, and the threat of exploited human labor (slavery) are all science fiction staples that can be traced back to reimaginings of European colonial and imperial conquest (Abbott; Langer; Mafe; Rieder; Veracini). For instance, as Ytasha Womack notes, the transatlantic slave trade was like something out of science fiction.…”
Section: Neocolonial Dystopiasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Science fiction media like 100 has always maintained an intimate relationship with colonialism. The alien invasion, the procurement of land, sexually fetishized scientific experiments (“probing”), the genocide of indigenous populations (humans), the construction of difference, and the threat of exploited human labor (slavery) are all science fiction staples that can be traced back to reimaginings of European colonial and imperial conquest (Abbott; Langer; Mafe; Rieder; Veracini). For instance, as Ytasha Womack notes, the transatlantic slave trade was like something out of science fiction.…”
Section: Neocolonial Dystopiasmentioning
confidence: 99%