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Forthcoming articles
- Kathryn M. Grossman, Homelessness, Wastelands, and Barricades: Transforming Dystopian Spaces in Les Misérables.
- Merritt Abrash, Looking Backward: Marxism Americanized.
- Nan Bowman Albinski, Thomas and Peter: Society and Politics in Four British Utopian Novels.
- Kristine Anderson, To Utopia Via the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis: Elgin's Láadan.
- Gorman Beauchamp, The Shakespearean Strategy of Brave New World.
- Gorman Beauchamp, All's Well That Ends Wells: The Anti-Wellsian Satire of Brave New World.
- Peter Bergmann, Utopianism and Defeatism in Friedrich Nietzsche.
- Rex Bossert, Godzilla in Cloudcuckooland; or, Literary Theory Comes to Utopia.
- Felicia F. Campbell, Shangri-La: Utopian Bridge Between Cultures.
- Michael S. Cummings, Sunrise Ranch as a Utopian Community.
- Michael S. Cummings, Credibility of Transition in Callenbach's Ecotopia Emerging: Lessons for Practical Utopians.
- Michael S. Cummings, Taking Liberties with John Stuart Mill in Utopia.
- Michael S. Cummings, On Being Communal and Political.
- Anita Cardillo Danker, From Christian Utopia to Company Town: Communal Life and Corporate Paternalism in 19th and 20th Century Hopedale, Massachusetts. [REVIEW]
- Frank Dietz, Fantasy and the Poetics of Literary Utopia: Robert Graveś Watch the North Wind Rise.
- Peter Fitting, Utopian Effect/Utopian Pleasure.
- Peter Fitting, Positioning and Closure: On the "Reading Effect" of Contemporary Utopian Fiction.
- Vincent Geoghegan, The Golden Age and its Return in the Marxism of the Second International.
- Vincent Geoghegan, Marxism and Utopianism.
- Erika Gottleib, The Demonic World of Oceania.
- Erika Gottlieb, The Function of Goldstein's Book: Time as Theme and Structure in Dystopian Satire.
- Kathryn M. Grossman, "Through a Glass Darkly": Utopian Imagery in Nineteen Eighty-Four.
- Leah Hadomi, From Technological Dystopia to Intopia Brave New World and Homo Faber.
- William H. Hardesty, Mapping the Future: Extrapolation in Utopian/Dystopian and Science Fiction.
- L. E. Hough, Disaffected From Utopia.
- Naomi Jacobs, Beyond Stasis and Symmetry: Lessing, le Guin, and the Remodeling of Utopia.
- Naomi Jacobs, Substance and Reality in Hawthorne's Meta-Utopia.
- Georgia Johnston, Three Men in Herland: Why They Enter the Text.
- Libby Falk Jones, Breaking Silences in Feminist Dystopias.
- Louis J. Kern, Evangelical Environmentalism and the New Commonwealth: Visions of Labor, Urban Culture, and Technological Transformation in Futuristic Fiction, 1883-1903.
- Carol Farley Kessler, Women Daring to Speak: United States Women's Feminist Utopias.
- Roger J. H. King, Utopian Fiction as Moral Philosophy; Imagination and Critique.
- Samson B. Knoll, Socialism as Dystopia: Political Uses of Utopian Dime Novels In Pre-World War I Germany.
- James J. Kopp, Edward Bellamy and the New Deal: The Revival of Bellamyism in the 1930s.
- Helen Kuryllo, "A Woman's Text in the Wild Zone:" The Subversiveness of Elizabeth Gaskell's Cranford.
- Lise Leibacher-Ouvrard, Fallacy and Deception: The Discourse of Equality in Denis Veiras' l'Histoire Des Sevarambes.
- Larry D. Lutchmansingh, William Morris' Review of Bellamy's Looking Backward.
- Alex MacDonald, Utopia Through the Looking-Glass: Lewis Carroll as Crypto-Utopian.
- George Mariz, J. L. Hammond and the Context of the Utopian Village.
- George Mariz, Sydney Olivier: Empire and Utopia.
- Richard Martin, The Deceit of Dress: Utopian Visions and the Arguments Against Clothing.
- Susan Matarese, Death and Community: Insights From the Utopian Vision of Marge Piercy.
- Eileen M. Mielenhausen, Comings and Goings: Metaphors and Linear and Cyclical Movement in Leguin's Always Coming Home.
- Tom Moylan, Mission Impossible? Liberation Theology and Utopian Praxis.
- John T. O'Connor, Treason and Utopia: Exploring Some Connections in Early Modern Europe.
- Michael Orth, The Computer in Recent Utopias: A Transcendental Teleology.
- Patrick Parrinder, Utopia and Meta-Utopia in H. G. Wells.
- D. S. J. Parsons, Utopia and Charismatic Legitimacy: A Weberian Analysis.
- David Parsons, Dartington: A Principal Source of Inspiration Behind Aldous Huxley's Island.
- Robert N. Peck, Momo, a Ragged Little Girl, Shows the Way to Utopia: A Study of Listening, Imagining, and Taking Time in a Recent German Novel.
- Robert N. Peck, An Ex-Member's Eye View of the Bruderhof Communities From 1948-1961.
- Dennis Rohatyn, Hell and Dystopia: A Comparison and Literary Case Study.
- Lyman Tower Sargent, Scholarship as Ideology: A Study of Eduard Batalov's The American Utopia.
- Lyman Tower Sargent, The Social and Political Ideas of the American Communitarians: A Comparison of Religious and Secular Communes Founded Before 1850.
- Lyman Tower Sargent, Millennium and Revolution: Two Themes in Seventeenth Century British Utopianism.
- Robert Shelton, Images of Health and Disease: Pathology and Ideology in Looking Backward and The Time Machine.
- Robert Shelton, Aesthetic Angels and Devolved Demons: Wells in 1895.
- Curtis C. Smith, Nkrumaism as Utopianism.
- Jackson Spielvogel, Reflections on Renaissance Hermeticism and Seventeenth-Century Utopias.
- Catharine R. Stimpson, Feminisms and Utopia.
- Lynn F. Williams, The Machine at Utopia's Center.
- Lynn F. Williams, Everyone Belongs to Everyone Else: Marriage and the Family in Recent American Utopias 1965-1985.
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