Lecture

Utopia and Dystopia

In course

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Description

This lecture delves into the concepts of utopia and dystopia, exploring how these fictional narratives serve as critiques of society. From the origins of utopia in Thomas More's 'Utopia' to the modern-day implications of utopian and dystopian thinking, the instructor discusses how these literary genres highlight societal flaws and provoke reflection on our current reality. By analyzing the historical context and evolution of utopian ideals, the lecture emphasizes the role of utopian literature in challenging societal norms and fostering critical thinking about the present and the future.

Instructor

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Official source

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