id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
clogic-191783	Kendrick, Christorpher	Tendencies of Utopia: Reflections on Recent Work in the Modern Utopian Tradition	2019	20	.pdf	application/pdf	11045	295	34	Moylan's case that the science fiction dystopia is different from utopia, while leading to its inclusion, gives a sense of how utopia can in some science fiction works figure as a structurally subordinate narrative unit, though like Suvin he continues to treat science fiction as basically utopian without saying exactly why (anti-utopian science fiction is a contradiction in terms, I suppose, if anti-utopianism is finally a version of utopianism; but what about a simply un-utopian science fiction -- can that be?). And it will be to inquire as to how to learn from utopias, as to how they can best be used, especially given the surcharge of skepticism, evident in utopian works themselves, attaching to any particular positive vision of a radically different, better society, and attesting as much to the disunity of oppositional forces as to any unconscious fear of utopia.	cache/clogic-191783.pdf	txt/clogic-191783.txt