The Utopia Reader,Used

The Utopia Reader,Used

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Utopian literature has given voice to the hopes and fears of the human race from its earliest days to the present. The only singlevolume anthology of its kind, The Utopia Reader encompasses the entire spectrum and history of utopian writingfrom the Old Testament and Plato's Republic, to Sir Thomas More's Utopia and George Orwell's twentieth century dystopia, Nineteen EightyFour, through to the present day.The editors of this definitive collection demonstrate the various ways in which utopias have been used throughout history as veiled criticism of existing conditions and how peoples excluded from the dominant discoursesuch as women and minoritieshave used the form to imagine empowering alternatives to present circumstances.An engaging tour through the dissident, polemic, and satirical tradition of utopian writing, The Utopia Reader ultimately provides a telling portrait of civilization's persistent need to imagine and construct ideal societies.

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