Eleanor Drage is Senior Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, where she applies feminism and anti- racism to the ethics of artificial intelligence.

• Introduction and Roadmap Chapter 1: Towards New Forms of Humanism Chapter 2: Contextualising the History of Science Fiction Chapter 3: Re-historicising the Future: Re-contextualising Systems of Race and Gender in Women’s Sciece Fiction Chapter 4: Embodying New Forms of Humanism: The Fate of Race and Gender in Queer Assemblages Chapter 5: Pregnancy, by Mistake: Transgressing Race and Gender Through Queered Extraterrestrial Fertility Chapter 6: Non-Reproductive Planetary Communities: Race, Gender, Kinship, and Forgetting to Conform Chapter 7: At the Borders of the Planetary Chapter 8: Conclusion: New Forms of Humanism Summaries of Primary Science Fiction Texts

Eleanor Drage is Senior Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, where she applies feminism and anti- racism to the ethics of artificial intelligence.

• Introduction and Roadmap Chapter 1: Towards New Forms of Humanism Chapter 2: Contextualising the History of Science Fiction Chapter 3: Re-historicising the Future: Re-contextualising Systems of Race and Gender in Women’s Sciece Fiction Chapter 4: Embodying New Forms of Humanism: The Fate of Race and Gender in Queer Assemblages Chapter 5: Pregnancy, by Mistake: Transgressing Race and Gender Through Queered Extraterrestrial Fertility Chapter 6: Non-Reproductive Planetary Communities: Race, Gender, Kinship, and Forgetting to Conform Chapter 7: At the Borders of the Planetary Chapter 8: Conclusion: New Forms of Humanism Summaries of Primary Science Fiction Texts

Eleanor Drage is Senior Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, where she applies feminism and anti- racism to the ethics of artificial intelligence.

• Introduction and Roadmap Chapter 1: Towards New Forms of Humanism Chapter 2: Contextualising the History of Science Fiction Chapter 3: Re-historicising the Future: Re-contextualising Systems of Race and Gender in Women’s Sciece Fiction Chapter 4: Embodying New Forms of Humanism: The Fate of Race and Gender in Queer Assemblages Chapter 5: Pregnancy, by Mistake: Transgressing Race and Gender Through Queered Extraterrestrial Fertility Chapter 6: Non-Reproductive Planetary Communities: Race, Gender, Kinship, and Forgetting to Conform Chapter 7: At the Borders of the Planetary Chapter 8: Conclusion: New Forms of Humanism Summaries of Primary Science Fiction Texts