The anatomy of utopia : narration, estrangement and ambiguity in More, Wells, Huxley and Clarke
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The anatomy of utopia : narration, estrangement and ambiguity in More, Wells, Huxley and Clarke
（Critical explorations in science fiction and fantasy / Donald Palumbo and C.W. Sullivan III, series editors, 23）
McFarland, c2010
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 215-225) and index
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内容説明
Since the early rise of the novel, utopian stories have held the public imagination. This critical text argues that though these books may appear to be social statements or ideological propaganda, they should be treated as literary texts, not as blueprints for a human community. Thomas More's ""Utopia"", H.G. Well's ""A Modern Utopia"", Aldous Huxley's ""Brave New World"", and Arthur C. Clarke's ""The City and the Stars"" are examined as texts representative of utopianism during specific historical periods. Part of McFarland's ""Critical Explorations in Science Fiction and Fantasy"" series, this is a vital addition to critical discussion of utopian literature.
目次
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword by Patrick Parrinder
Introduction
1. Utopia the Protean Concept
2. Encounters with a Stranger
3. Glimpses of a Moving Picture
4. After Utopia? Anti-Utopia and Science Fiction in the 20th Century
Conclusion
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Index
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