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The Literary Utopias Of Cultural Communities, 17901910 (Dqr Studies In Literature, 46),Used
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Review [ ] this volume represents a valuable and detailed contribution to the understanding of literary utopias, providing a thorough and powerful analysis of the genre. Carmen GomezGalisteo, Universidad Camilo Jose Cela, Spain, in: The European English Messenger 22.1 (2013), pp. 835' Product Description This volume of essays by scholars in the field of English and American studies brings together a variety of perspectives on the utopian literature originating from cultural communities from 17901910. Ranging from the Lunar society to the Nationalist movement, and from the Transcendentalists to the Indian Monday Club the fifteen peerreviewed articles examine a wide range of contexts in which utopian literature was written, and will be of interest to scholars in the field of cultural and literary studies alike. Moreover, the volume presents the reader with a unique overview of developments in Utopian thinking and literature throughout the long nineteenth century. Specific attention is paid to the transatlantic nature of cultural communities in which utopian writings were produced and read as well as to the colonial contexts of nineteenthcentury utopian literature. As such, the collection offers a novel approach to a tradition of utopian writing that was essentially transcultural. About the Author Margurite Corporaal (Radboud University Nijmegen) and Evert Jan van Leeuwen (Leiden University) are lecturers in English and American literature in the Netherlands.
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