Display title | Speculative Fiction/Analysis |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Science Fiction and Fantasy are the two main classes of non-realistic fiction—that is, Speculative Fiction. This page used to be called "Science Fiction versus Fantasy", because the two genres can be difficult to distinguish. There are almost as many definitions of the difference between science fiction and fantasy as there are writers. Unfortunately, all of them differ on the central issues: Where do you draw that line that divides impossible from improbable, or measurable from immeasurable? What is science, and what is not? |