related to Reception · 28Babel-17 → Algernon, American, Best Novel, Cordwainer Smith, Daniel Keyes's Flowers, December, Delany, Delany's, Disch, Empire Star, Fantasy, Harsh Mistress, Heinlein's The Moon Is, Her, Hugo Award, In, It, Judith Merril, Merril, Nebula Award
related to Race, identity, and Afrofuturist context · 20Babel-17 → African, Alliance, Asian, Babel-17's, Black, Black Arts Movement, Black Power, Delany, Gregory Rutledge, He, In, Invader, Isiah Lavender, Markus T'mwarba, Pan Africa, Rydra Wong, Rydra's, Sandra Govan, This, Within
related to background · 15Babel-17 → Ace Books, Buller, Catherine Rambo, Completed, Delany, Delany's, Empire Star, In, Jeffrey, July, Mark, May, Muels Aranlyde, Schlegell, Within Babel-17
related to Language, perception, and identity · 14Babel-17 → Carl, Delany, Hardesty III, He, In, Its, Malmgren, Rydra Wong, Sapir, Scholars, The, Whorf, William, Within
related to Plot · 12Babel-17 → Alliance, Brass, Forester, General Forester, Invaders, Navigators, Once, Rimbaud, Rydra, Rydra Wong, Rydra's, Slug
related to Poetry, art, and communication · 12Babel-17 → Alliance, Babel-17's, Butcher, Her, In, Invader, Marilyn Hacker, Rydra Wong's, Rydra's, Stallings, Susan Stone-Blackburn, The
related to Genre, quest, and narrative form · 11Babel-17 → Although, Buller, George, Hardesty III, He, Rambo, Rydra, Rydra Wong's, Seth McEvoy, Slusser, William
related to Embodiment, labor, and sexuality · 9Babel-17 → Buller, Customs, Her, In Babel-17, Rambo, Stallings, The, They, Transport
related to External links · 5Babel-17 → Babel, Errata, Internet Speculative Fiction DatabaseBabel-17, Jo Walton, Worlds Without End
is a · 2Babel-17 → 1966 science fiction novel by American writer Samuel R, language whose unusual speed and precision give Rydra Wong new ways of perceiving tactical and physical relationships
