Sentence examples for utopian fiction from inspiring English sources

It isn't only that Wonder Woman's backstory is taken from feminist utopian fiction.

There is also a long tradition of utopian fiction to prepare us for Pristina's fate.

From the publication of Thomas More's eponymous Utopia (1516), however, satire has been an important ingredient of utopian fiction.

A central difficulty of utopian fiction is the lack of dramatic conflict; a state of perfection is inherently uneventful.

As a genre, utopian fiction is a mutant species -- a hybrid of the fable and the essay.

Daniel Brayton, who teaches English and environmental literature at Middlebury College in Vermont, plans to teach "Ecotopia" in his utopian fiction class.

"Degeneration" is evolution in reverse, while Wells's dystopic vision in The Time Machine is a deliberate debunking of the utopian fictions of the late nineteenth century, in particular William Morris's News from Nowhere.

Yet there was an era during which utopian fictions achieved rather more torsion on political change.

What distinguishes utopian fictions for young adults from their adult counterparts?

The movie is loosely based on the 1971 utopian-fiction novel "The Futurological Congress" by Stanisław Lem, who also wrote "Solaris".

Nuclear fusion sounds like a utopian science fiction dream: cheap, clean and almost limitless energy with little waste at the end.