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Those of you who have encountered works in other domains of philosophy, for example Kripke's Naming and Necessity, written at about this time, its citation numbers are about half that of Anarchy, State, and Utopia, about 5,000.

Modernity came to a close with the collapse of all those attempts, both collective and liberal, that had been made to bring utopia about in history.

A couple of weeks ago, the Czech-born, Britain-residing, world-conquering playwright Tom Stoppard left behind a stack of largely rave reviews for the New York production of "Voyage," the first part of a trilogy called "The Coast of Utopia," about the pioneering Russian intellectuals of the nineteenth century, and set out for Moscow to look in on rehearsals for the play there.

But as for major insights of philosophical or historical weight, that's not what "Utopia" is about.

Mr. Berman, whose previous books include "A Tale of Two Utopias," about the 1960s, and "Terror and Liberalism," is skilled at the art of polemic: he builds his case slowly, citing the recent work of numerous scholars.

Will this utopia ever come about?

Tutsis must be killed down to the last person in order to bring about utopia.

In his talk, the computer scientist alluded to economist John Maynard Keynes' rosy vision of a future in which billions worked only a few hours a week, with intelligent machines to support their easy lifestyles – a prediction embraced wholesale by Google head of engineering Ray Kurzweil, who believes "the singularity" of super-AI could bring about utopia for a future hybrid of mankind.

I also see an irony, for Utopia is about telling the story of this silence".

The world turns quickly in Lincoln Center Theater's exhilarating production of Tom Stoppard's "Voyage," the first installment of his "Coast of Utopia" trilogy about Russian intellectuals in the 19th century dreaming of revolution.

If utopia is about imagining a different world or at least a different way of living, then a "utopian impulse" is at work in many actions and choices of our everyday life.