The Cambridge Companion to Utopian Literature

• Frontmatter
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• pp. i-xxi

• Part I - History
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• 1 - The concept of utopia by Fátima Vieira
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• pp. 3-27

• 2 - Thomas More’s Utopia: sources, legacy, and interpretation by J. C. Davis
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• pp. 28-50

• 3 - Utopianism after More: the Renaissance and Enlightenment by Nicole Pohl
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• pp. 51-78

• 4 - Paradise transformed: varieties of nineteenth-century utopias by Kenneth M. Roemer
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• pp. 79-106

• 5 - The origins of dystopia: Wells, Huxley and Orwell by Gregory Claeys
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• pp. 107-132

• Part II - Literature
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• 6 - Utopia, dystopia and science fiction by Peter Fitting
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• pp. 135-153

• 7 - Utopia and romance by Patrick Parrinder
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• pp. 154-173

• 8 - Feminism and utopianism by Alessa Johns
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• pp. 174-199

• 9 - Colonial and postcolonial utopias by Lyman Tower Sargent
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• pp. 200-222

• 10 - ‘Non-western’ utopian traditions by Jacqueline Dutton
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• pp. 223-258

• 11 - Ecology and dystopia by Brian Stableford
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• pp. 259-281

• Further reading
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• pp. 282-285

• Index
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• pp. 286-285