scientific romance
The term "scientific romance" was primarily used in the 19th and early 20th centuries to describe early science fiction works, often characterized by adventurous and exploratory themes.
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Definition
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(historical)A genre of fiction from the late 19th and early 20th centuries that combines speculative scientific ideas with adventurous and exploratory narratives.
Example
- Jules Verne's novels are classic examples of scientific romance, blending imaginative scientific concepts with thrilling adventures.
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(historical, revival)Fiction that emulates the style and themes of early science fiction, often incorporating elements of wonder, exploration, and social commentary.
Example
- Modern authors sometimes write scientific romances to pay homage to the early pioneers of science fiction.
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