Why We (still) Need Utopian Thinking Now

Undisciplining II session looking at why rehabilitating utopia within sociology requires that we understand utopia not as a plan, but as a method of thinking both about present and possible future societies.

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The Sociological Review Magazine
Published
2024-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.51428/tsr.icjr8670
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Political Economy and Marxism
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Why We (still) Need Utopian Thinking Now

Rebecca Coleman, Ruth Levitas, Lisa Garforth, Katrina Jungnickel
The Sociological Review Magazine
Political Economy and Marxism
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Why We (still) Need Utopian Thinking Now

Rebecca Coleman, Ruth Levitas, Lisa Garforth, Katrina Jungnickel
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Undisciplining II session looking at why rehabilitating utopia within sociology requires that we understand utopia not as a plan, but as a method of thinking both about present and possible future societies.

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