'We Has Found the Enemy and They Is Us' : Virtual War and Empathy in Four Children's Science Fiction Novels single work   criticism  
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An examination of four novels, two British, one American and one Australian, from the perspective of postmodern virtual war and through the concepts of empathy and alterity.

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    y separately published work icon Lion and the Unicorn vol. 28 no. 2 April 2004 Z1522809 2004 periodical issue 2004 pg. 171-185
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