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The Utopian Impulse & Its Trouble With Postmodernity

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The Utopian Impulse & Its Trouble With Postmodernity
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One might argue that the collapse of communism is the loss of the future that really never was, but the fundamental source of fear of Utopianism is rooted in its formal necessity of Utopian closure and its origin in the idea of an idealized settlement and colonization. Can we reclaim Utopia to help us generate new ideas for how to survive and transcend postmodernism? Here's an idea: anti-anti-Utopianism.