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IDE3026 / UTOPIAS AND DYSTOPIAS
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The aim of this course is to enable the student to identify the origins of the idea of utopia and to know its terms and development with special emphasis on English literary works.
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In this course, the origins and development of utopian and dystopian literature are studied with reference to its place in English literature; representative texts are analysed within the context of the major principles of utopian and dystopian thought.
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The course enables the student to recognise the idea of utopia, its origins and the development of the utopian idea.
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to explain the idea of utopia in English literature and observe its development from Sir Thomas More onwards.
3
to differentiate dystopia as antithesis of the utopian idea and dwell upon their representation in English literature comprehensively.
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