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1. Not So Blind Hope: An Introduction Thomas J. Morrissey 2. Dark Shadows and Bright Lights: Generators and Maintainers of Utopias and Dystopias Roger C. Schlobin 3. Mapping Utopia: Spatial and Temporal Sites of Meaning John C. Hawley 4. We Are Marching to Utopia: Kurt Vonnegut's Player Piano Donald E. Morse 5. David Mamet's The Water Engine: The Utopian Ideal as Social Control Jeanne Beckwith 6. Kim Stanley Robinson's Martian Vision Carl Swidorski 7. Women and Mad Science: Women as Witnesses to the Scientific Re-creation of Humanity Cherilyn Lacy 8. Digital Ambivalence: Utopia, Dystopia, and the Digital Cosmos Dennis M. Weiss 9. Apprehending Identity in the Alldera Novels of Suzy McKee Charas Bill Clemente 10. You Can't Go Home Again: Kirinyaga by Mike Resnick Lynn F. Williams and Martha Bartter 11. "Momutes": Momentary Utopias in Tepper's Trilogies Robin Anne Reid 12. Of Dystopias and Icons: Brin's The Postman and Butler's Parable of the Sower Oscar De Los Santos 13. Beyond Personal Introspection: Classroom Response to Sherri Tepper's The Gate to Women's Country Tamara Wilson 14. The Nature of "Outsider Dystopias": Atwood, Starhawk, and Abbey Sharon Stevenson 15. News from Somewhere: A Case for Romance-Tradition Fantasy's Reformist Poetic Kelly Searsmith Index About the ContributorsLibrary of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Fantasy literature History and criticism Congresses, Horror tales History and criticism Congresses, Fantastic, The, in literature Congresses, Fantastic, The, in art Congresses