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There is a feeling of utopianism about the novel, a sense that, in Alaska, some original American dream slumbers just beneath the ice.

Furthermore, the cynicism of some ideology views is in fact the fruits of a kind of utopianism about law, for it counters the bleak portrait of legal ideology manipulated on behalf of the powerful with an ideal society without ideology or law, where human beings' relations to each other and to reality are transparent and conflict-free.

His is now working on a film about utopianism.

The reaction to the ban on the film was quick and fierce, with some in support and some warning about utopianism and the dangers to free speech.

As he said: "Most American plays tend to be about the American dream or the corollary, the failure of the American dream; about utopianism and idealism corrupted.

The last big novel I wrote was called A Whistling Woman and it was about utopianism on the one hand and a dangerous sort of mystical romanticism on the other.

Ecomodernism, he said, was a reaction to "the environmental movement's apocalyptic doomsaying, soft-energy utopianism, and obsessive moralizing about consumption".

Both books seek to capture the spirit of what Jennings calls "a long, sunny season of American utopianism" — a period of about a century, roughly bookended by the optimism of American independence and the butchery of the Civil War.

He has been giving talks at American universities about the "technological utopianism" that he sees in initiatives like One Laptop Per Child, Intel's Classmate PC, and even MultiPoint.

Several reviewers of Susan Sontag's new novel "In America" have used the expression "novel of ideas," perhaps because the characters have ideas about Fourier's utopianism, or methods of acting, and discuss them.

They turned the subject back to the missing weapons, or they scoffed at the Administration's sincerity, or they muttered about the dangers of utopianism, or they said nothing.