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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 8, Number 1, March 2005

Editor's note
pp. 1-6(6)
Author: Sullivan, Dennis

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The bugle of justice: the romantic socialism of William Morris and George Orwell
pp. 7-23(17)
Author: Vaninskaya, Anna

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"What her soul could imagine": envisioning human flourishing in Marge Piercy's Woman on the Edge of Time
pp. 25-38(14)
Author: Trainor, Kim

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Doing ethics in an unintentional Christian community: Shantung Compound revisited
pp. 39-44(6)
Author: Berlinger, Nancy

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Between light and darkness: Earthsea and the name of utopia
pp. 45-57(13)
Author: Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos, Andreas

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"Crystal Virtues": seeking reconciliation between ideals and violations of girlhood
pp. 59-73(15)
Author: Robinson, Robin

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Sir Thomas More's Utopia and the transformation of England from absolute monarchy to egalitarian society
pp. 75-89(15)
Authors: Gerard, W. B.; Sterling, Eric

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Contemporary feminist writers: envisioning a just world
pp. 91-106(16)
Authors: Riley, Jeannette; Torrens, Kathleen; Krumholz, Susan

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Yoga and restorative justice in prison: An experience of "response-ability to harms"
pp. 107-120(14)
Author: Rucker, Lila

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Is state-centered inculcation of virtue utopian in nature? Thoughts on George Klosko's Jacobins and Utopians
pp. 121-125(5)
Author: Stow, Simon

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