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| Material Type: | Internet resource |
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| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Gregory Claeys; Lyman Tower Sargent |
| ISBN: | 0814715710 9780814715710 0814715702 9780814715703 |
| OCLC Number: | 41606184 |
| Description: | xiii, 421 p. ; 24 cm. |
| Contents: | Introduction -- Utopianism before Thomas More -- The golden age -- Works and days / Hesiod -- Metamorphosis / Ovid -- Fourth eclogue / Vergil -- Earthly paradises -- The garden of eden -- Genesis -- The elysian fields -- Fragments / Pindar -- Islands of the blest -- Epode 16 / Horace -- The middle ages -- Eden -- Dracontius -- The land of prester John -- The lawgivers -- Solon -- Lycurgus -- Utopias and utopian satires -- Republic / Plato -- Ecclesiazusae / Aristophanes -- The prophets -- Isaiah -- Hellenistic utopias -- Heliopolis / Iambulus -- Saturnalia -- Saturnalia / Lucian -- The millennium -- The revelation of St. John -- Il Baruch -- Monasticism -- The rule of St. Benedict -- The rule of St. Francis -- The cockaigne -- Telecleides -- Cockaigne -- The sixteenth century -- Utopia / Thomas More -- The abbey of Theleme / François Rabelais -- Of the cannibals / Michel de Montaigne -- The seventeenth century -- Mundus alter et idem / Joseph Hall -- The tempest / William Shakespeare -- The city of the sun / Tommaso Campanella -- New Atlantis / Francis Bacon -- The law of freedom in a platform / Gerrard Winstanley -- The inventory of judgements commonwealth / Margaret Cavendish -- The commonwealth of oceana / James Harrington -- The eighteenth century -- Gulliver's travels / Jonathan Swift -- Memoirs of the year two thousand five hundred / Louis Sébastien Mercier -- L'andrographe / Nicolas-Edme Restif de la Bretonne -- Enquiry concerning political justice / William Godwin -- Greenfield Hill / Timothy Dwight -- Sketch for a historical picture of the progress of the human mind / Antoine-Nicolas de Condorcet -- The constitution of spensonia / Thomas Spence -- The nineteenth century -- Communal societies as utopias -- Shakers -- The Shaker compendium / Frederick William Evans -- The millennial laws -- Shaker covenant -- Amana or the community of true inspiration -- The twenty-one rules -- Oneida -- System of criticism -- Selections describing the phalanstery / Charles Fourier -- American Fourierism -- Association / Albert Brisbane -- Sketch of a new political system / Charles Henri de Saint-Simon -- The paradise within reach of all men / John Adolphus Etzler -- The book of the new moral world / Robert Owen -- Voyage to icaria / Étienne Cabet -- The communist manifesto / Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels -- Erewhon / Samuel Butler -- Looking backward: 2000-1887 / Edward Bellamy -- News from nowhere / William Morris -- Caesar's column / Ignatius Donnelly -- A traveler from altruria / William Dean Howells -- The twentieth century -- A modern utopia / H.G. Wells -- Herland / Charlotte Perkins Gilman -- We / Yvgeni Zamiatin -- Swastika night / Katherine Burdekin -- Brave new world / Aldous Huxley -- Brave new world revisited -- Darkness and the light / Olaf Stapledon -- Walden two / B.F. Skinner -- "Walden two revisited" -- Nineteen eighty-four / George Orwell -- "The day before the revolution" / Ursula K. LeGuin. |
| Responsibility: | edited by Gregory Claeys and Lyman Tower Sargent. |
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Abstract:
Utopian literature has given voice to the hopes and fears of the human race from its earliest days to the present. This book encompasses the spectrum and history of utopian writing - from Old Testament and Plato's Republic, to Sir Thomas More's Utopia and George Orwell's twentieth century dystopia, Nineteen Eighty-Four, through to the present day.
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"The Utopia Reader is a timely and provocative collection of utopia texts ... and an excellent introduction to the vast field of utopianism." --Moreana
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