The Cambridge companion to American utopian literature and culture since 1945 /
Providing a comprehensive overview of American thought in the period following World War II, this Companion charts how the utopian has been understood in America since the country became a global leader. Individual chapters explore climate change, economic justice, technology, utopian traditions out...
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Cambridge ; New York :
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[2024].
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : utopianism in dark times / Sherryl Vint
- Pandemics and the lesson of history / Priscilla Wald
- American futures / Phillip E. Wegner
- Engendering utopia : the force of gender and the limits of feminism / Jennifer A. Wagner-Lawlor
- America and/as White supremacy / Edward K. Chan and Patricia Ventura
- American spirituality / Andrew Tate
- Black escapes and Black wishlands / Jerry Rafiki Jenkins
- Latinx belonging in new world borders : Mestiz@ rhetoric and critical utopian/dystopian dialectics of ambivalence / Rubén R. Mendoza
- Educating desire : young adult utopian fiction / Jonathan Alexander
- Utopia after American hegemony / Peter Boxall
- Technological fantasies / Matthew Wolf-Meyer
- Utopian spaces / Roger Luckhurst
- Environmentalism and ecotopias / Gerry Canavan
- Economic justice / Hugh C. O'Connell
- Renewing democracy / Mathias Nilges
- The time of new histories : utopian possibility in America's twenty-first century / John Rieder.