Ballard, Michael Moorcock, Samuel Delany, and Ursula K. Le Guin, the otherness quotient actually climbing, nosebleed high.

NEWYORKER: Olds Rocket 88, 1950

By extension, the negative otherness is attributed to entire cultures.

UNESCO: WHO IS THE OTHER?

He fears that the unacceptability of otherness is spreading in the Mediterranean area, threatening international co-operation, and that extremism is becoming a substitute for democratic values.

UNESCO: WHO IS THE OTHER?

The following article shortly describes the Conference on "Stereotypes and Alterity: perceptions of otherness in the Mediterranean", Valletta, Malta, November 27-29 1997.

UNESCO: WHO IS THE OTHER?

There my own Golden Age of Science Fiction came, in some sense, to an end, the othernesses of my adolescence joining up with the wider tributary of literature, the mother of all otherness.

NEWYORKER: Olds Rocket 88, 1950

"Stereotypes and Alterity: perceptions of otherness in the Mediterranean" could have been just another talk-fest were it not for the mutual presence of Arabs, Israelis and Southern Europeans, reflecting the meeting's aim of overcoming cultural differences.

UNESCO: WHO IS THE OTHER?

The screenwriter, Brian Moore, and the director, Bruce Beresford, show extraordinary respect for the stubborn, almost impenetrable otherness of their historical characters.

NEWYORKER: Black Robe

In those years, I was drawn to science fiction (and mainly to its prose forms) for the evidence it offered of manifold possibilities of otherness.

NEWYORKER: Olds Rocket 88, 1950