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Archaeologies of the Future

Paperback • 2007 • English

Archaeologies of the Future

By Fredric Jameson

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This is a brilliant study of utopia and science fiction, from Thomas More to Philip K. Dick, by the master literary critic. "Archaeologies of the Future", Jameson's most substantial work since "Postmodernism", investigates the development of the Utopian form since Thomas More, and interrogates the functions of Utopian thinking in a post-Communist age. The relationship between utopia and science fiction is explored through the representations of otherness...alien life and alien worlds...and a stu...Show more

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9781844675388

Publisher

Verso Books

Published year

2007

Language

English

Original title

Archaeologies of the Future

Format

Paperback

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