The Philosophy of UtopiaBarbara Goodwin This collection addresses the important function of utopianism in social and political philosophy and includes debate on what its future role will be in a period dominated by dystopian nightmare scenarios. |
Contents
Introduction Barbara Goodwin | 1 |
The Limits of the Utopian Function | 25 |
The Eternal Present of Utopianism José Eduardo dos Reis | 44 |
Utopianism and National Identity Lyman Tower Sargent | 87 |
The Role of | 107 |
Green Utopias of Self and Other Lucy Sargisson | 140 |
Work Motivation | 157 |
Scientific Utopianism in Francis Bacon | 172 |
Biotechnology and Utopia Brian Stableford | 189 |
Religious Narrative PostSecularism | 205 |
The LawBased Utopia Miguel Angel Ramiro Avilés | 225 |
Abstracts | 249 |
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