Titlebook: H.G.Wells; Discoverer of the Fu Roslynn D. Haynes Textbook 1980Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1980 Britain.fiction.future.hist

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,Focus on Form—The Lexico-Grammar Approach, communicate with a general audience remains remarkably small. Hence it is not surprising that the majority of science fiction readers are those who have had some scientific training. Kingsley Amis writes that:

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Science and Government — the Wellsian Utopiahe further question whether, given the immense potential of modern technology for destruction, it could be controlled in time to save mankind from self-inflicted disaster, perhaps even the total annihilation of the human race.

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Wells’s Concept of the IndividualMidhurst Grammar School, where he spent a year as a student teacher. All these scenes were later to feature in the novels of his middle period, described with great vividness and peopled with vigorous life-like characters presumably modelled on Wells’s former acquaintances. Yet such scenes and characters formed no part of his early writing.

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Scientific Method and Wells’s Credentialsed to denigrate Wells’s scientific ability and to dismiss his work as, at best, interesting fantasy. Such a strange division of opinion would be worth examining in its own right, but it is especially interesting here for the light it throws on the popular misconceptions of science which Wells was concerned to erase.

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The Conversion to Scienceof his parents’ china-shop home in Bromley, Kent, and the equally dreary and inefficient private school to which his mother sent him because she had class aspirations which excluded the educationally superior but socially less prestigious National School. This travesty of education was rudely aborte

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Scientific Method and Wells’s Credentialshether Wells’s thought was consistent with, or influenced by, scientific method. The most interesting point to emerge from a survey of the critical estimates is that while those scientists who are familiar with Wells’s work have for the most part applauded his treatment of scientific interests, even

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