The document provides a schedule of readings and listening assignments for a class over several weeks in May and June. It includes science fiction stories, articles on topics like ethnomusicology and representations of technology, and discussions of science fiction influences in fields like nanotechnology and music. The schedule outlines the date, title, and author for each assigned piece.

1. The schedule, then:
 Sunday 9 May: “The Second Inquisition” by Joanna Russ
 Tuesday 10 May: Lysloff, Rene T. A. “Mozart in Mirrorshades: Ethnomusicology,
Technology, and the Politics of Representation.” Ethnomusicology 41.2 (1997). 206-
219. (13 s.)
 Friday 12 May: The Seven Beauties of Science Fiction: “Science Fiction and This
Moment“
 Sunday 16 May: “Aye, and Gomorrah” by Samuel R Delany
 Tuesday 18 May: Jarrett, Michael. “Train Tracks: How the Railroad Rerouted Our Ears.”
[pdf] Strategies, 14.1 (2001). 27-45. (17 S.)
 Thursday 20 May: The Heritage of Hastur by Marion Zimmer Bradley
 Friday 21 May: Milburn, Colin. “Nanotechnology in the Age of Posthuman Engineering:
Science Fiction as Science.” Configurations 10.2 (Spring 2002). 261-295.
 Sunday 23 May: “The Queen of Air and Darkness” by Poul Anderson
 Tuesday 25 May: Byrne, David. “Machines of Joy: I Have Seen the Future and It Is
Squiggly.” Leonardo Music Journal Vol. 12 (2002). 7–10.
 Thursday 27 May: Golden Witchbreed by Mary Gentle
 Friday 28 May: Weheliye, Alexander G. “„Feenin‟: Posthuman Voices in Contemporary
Black Popular Music.” Social Text 20.2 (Summer 2002). 21-47.
 Sunday 30 May: “How to Talk to Girls at Parties” by Neil Gaiman
 Tuesday 1 June: MacLeod, Ken. “Space oddities: aliens, futurism and meaning in
popular music.” Popular Music 22.3 (2003). 337–355. (18 S)
 Thursday 3 June: Winterstrike by Liz Williams
 Friday 4 June: López, José. “Bridging the Gaps: Science Fiction in Nanotechnology.”
HYLE–International Journal for Philosophy of Chemistry, 10.2 (2004). 129-152.
 Sunday 6 June: “Rats” by Veronica Schanoes
 Tuesday 8 June: The Seven Beauties of Science Fiction: “Concluding Unscientific
Postscript: The Singularity and Beyond”
 Wednesday 9 June: Collins, Karen. “Dead Channel Surfing: the commonalities between
cyberpunk literature and industrial music.” Popular Music 24. (2005).165-178.