...Robert T. Tally, Jr. Copyright © 2014 Regents of the University of Colorado 2014 In the Su b u r b s of A m a u r o t u m : Fa n t a s y , Uto p ia a n d L iterary Ca r to g r a ph y R o b e r t T. T a l l y J r . UTOPIAE IN S U LA E FI GURA, an Illustration included in the original 1516...

... displaced by the currents of the rivers. The members of this conspiracy seek to promote the Argirópolis utopia and occupy the islands formed by silt that comes from the Bermejo to where it meets the Paraná, upriver from Martín García Island. These are lands that do not belong to anyone, as the girl says...

...: This is not a Religious age.1 o adm it and study the utopian program or its near-realization inThom as Carlyle's TPast and Present, section II, "The Ancient Monk," is not to claim that Carlyle was a utopianist or that he was especially attracted to the idea of utopia. Judging only by the way he undermines ideals...

... in the aesthetic as a utopia that has been divested o f the tradi­ tional categories that give utopie tho ugh t its significance, namely "telos, ethos, and regulative idea" (233). W hat emerges here is a utopia whose meaning is exhausted. For Bohrer, this exhaustion also "contains a radicalization" that he goes...

...Adela Ramos Works Cited Macmillen Sarah Louise . “ From Herland to #MeToo: Utopia or Dystopia? ” Soundings: An Interdisciplinary Journal 103 , no. 2 ( 2020 ): 243 – 63 . McHugh-Dillon Ruth . “ ‘Let Me Confess’: Confession, Complicity, and #MeToo in Junot Díaz’s...

... of early modern fiction, com bin­ ing romance, Christian religious beliefs, and natural philosophy in a narrative that is split prim arily in two: a tale o f mishap at sea lands a group of sailors on the shores of a fully func­ tioning Christian utopia, and this leads to an account of Salomon's House...

...-pardon.html . Macmillen Sarah Louise . “ From Herland to #MeToo: Utopia or Dystopia? ” Soundings: An Interdisciplinary Journal 103 , no. 2 ( 2020 ): 243 – 63 . McHugh-Dillon Ruth . “ ‘Let Me Confess’: Confession, Complicity, and #MeToo in Junot Díaz’s This Is How You Lose Her...

... Literature). 27:4 (2004):1 19. Benjamin, Walter. "The W ork o f A rt in the Age o f Mechanical Reproduction." lllum inations.Trans. Harry Zohn. NewYork: Schocken, 1969. Berlant, Lauren. The A nato m y o f N ational Fantasy: Hawthorne, Utopia, and Everyday Life. Chicago: U niversity o f Chicago Press, 1991...

... that afflicts the #MeToo movement as a whole. In their responses to the three articles under examination in this “Of Note” section—Sarah Louise Macmillen’s “From Herland to #MeToo: Utopia or Dystopia?” ( Soundings: An Interdisciplinary Journal 103, no. 2 [2020]), Ruth McHugh-Dillon’s “‘Let Me Confess...

... University Press , 2001 . Newman Eric H. “ Ephemeral Utopias: Queer Cruising, Literary Form, and Diasporic Imagination in Claude McKay’s Home to Harlem and Banjo .” Callaloo 38 , no. 1 ( 2015 ): 167 – 85 . Ngô Fiona I. B. Imperial Blues: Geographies of Race and Sex in Jazz...

... and utopia, is the most comprehensive of these three approaches to the migrant’s story. 1 Anam places recent British and French novels envisioning Muslim immigrants in relation to European colonialism, describing the latter as its own form of utopian migration. As she demonstrates in her readings...

... : Harvard University Press , 2021 . Brown DeForrest Jr. Assembling a Black Counter Culture . New York : Primary Information , 2022 . Brown Jayna . Black Utopias: Speculative Life and the Music of Otherwise Worlds . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2021 . Chude-Sokei...

... politics and false views o f E urope rath er than on Crèvecoeur s o r P a in e s A m erican utopia. Like h e r contem porary, Mary W ollstonecraft, Smith is concerned with the destructive influ­ ence of capitalistic values on hum an relationships, and W ollstonecraft seems to have had a p rofound...

... and feminist theory and cultural studies. Her interests include geek litera­ tures and cultures, futurity, utopia, and the Internet. H eather Love is the Watkins Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania and the author of Feeling Backward: Loss and the Politics of Queer History (Harvard). She has...

..., and the Attack on Democracy {Boston: Beacon Press, 2003); Roderick A. Ferguson, Aberra­ tions in Black: Toward a Queer o f Color Critique (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004); José Esteban Muñoz, Cruising Utopia: The Then and There o f Queer Futurity (New York: New York University Press, 2009...

... is effectively rejected from her own utopia. Viewed “Afropessimistically,” Aslima’s racial return or embrace of “Blackness” occasions an inescapable return to slavery—or an acknowledgment that it has never been transcended—and sets her on a path to “social death.” 33 Indeed, Aslima’s increasing attraction...

... of the yatiris in a practice that connects past and present in Andean culture and ties people to the social space they inhabit. Leila Gómez’s article “Narrative of Origin and Utopia in Lucrecia Martel’s New Argirópolis ” analyzes how both Domingo F. Sarmiento’s essay Argirópolis and Martel’s film address...

... ; Poe and the Subversion o f Am er­ ican Literature; S patiality (The New Critical Idiom); Utopia in the A ge o f Globalization; Kurt Vonnegutand the American Novel; and Melville, M apping and Globalization. The translator of Bertrand W estphal's Geocriticism, Tally is the editor o f G eocritical...

..., Whose Child Am I? , 10 . 29 Luiselli, Tell Me How It Ends , 55 . 30 Muñoz, Cruising Utopia , 95 . 31 Chinchilla and Hamilton, “Central America,” 328 . 32 Chinchilla and Hamilton, “Central America,” 333 . 33 Hondagneu-Sotelo, Doméstica , 53 . 34 Nazario...

... alpine Elysium (Wells 107). In this Andean Utopia, far removed from the crowds, crime, and clamor of Quito and Bogota, the blind people grow their crops, tend their flocks, and raise their children without inter­ ruption or conflict until, that is, the coming of Nunez, the 68 English Language Notes...