"What makes this study such a unique reading on the subject of utopia is established in its purpose of reuniting the two perspectives, aiming, as the editor informs us, at 'taking a step further on the road to understanding the complex and controversial nature of utopia'. It brings together innovative theoretical approaches
and practical applications of the utopian studies on neglected Central European
ideologies and texts, in order to show the complexity of the fascinating genre and its
infinite possibility of envisioning, through both literary and political lenses, improved
realities."
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