Meaning of utopia in English
(Definition of utopia from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
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Examples of utopia
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He demands and directs change, compelling his companions to act, railing against hopelessness and disenchantment, against any allegiance to utopia.
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That a vision of an organic agrarian-manufacturing utopia is elaborated in a large and dynamic industrial city seems, on the face of it, absurd.
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These link utopias with heterotopias in ways which 'also bind people to particular identities, and to the political/practical consequences that they entail' (p. 172).
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The analysis of women's work, of radical communal utopias, and of body metaphors severely limit the range of buildings that can be discussed.
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Like all utopias, the future was intimately linked to the hopes and fears of the present.
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Here, utopia is defined as a state of mind that 'transcends' existing realities in a revolutionary direction.
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The term also offers authorization to interpret, enacts a wish, suggests a cultural utopia, or puts in place a political program.
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The feminist utopia dramatizes a dream of social fellowship whose embryonic form is expressed in the bonds forged between writer, reader and a wider audience.
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By including the virtues and designing out the vices of nineteenth-century life he sold his vision of utopia along practical and achievable lines.
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Yet that failure is measured perhaps unrealistically against a goal nothing short of utopia and within a time frame of 25 to 40 years.
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But it is not so clear that it always would be: that it could not be an essential part of a realistic utopia.
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That was an era when utopias were needed and produced.
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It is a sad sign of our times that this type of exile can resemble a utopia.
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The birth of digital publication involves three motors: utopia, the norm, and conquering thought.
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Elements of the two utopias, one personalistic-conservative, the other liberal-democratic, became intertwined in the ideas of the conflicting parties of mid century.
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