Cover -- Contents -- Introduction to the Classics Edition -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1: Introduction: The Critical Utopia -- Part One: Theory -- Chapter 2: The Utopian Imagination -- Chapter 3: The Literary Utopia -- Part Two: Texts -- Chapter 4: Joanna Russ, "The Female Man" -- Chapter 5: Ursula K. Le Guin, "The Dispossessed" -- Chapter 6: Marge Piercy, "Woman on the Edge of Time" -- Chapter 7: Samuel R. Delany, "Triton" -- Chapter 8: Conclusion -- Additional Material (2014) -- Chapter 9: "And we are here as on a darkling plain": Reconsidering Utopia in Huxley's "Island" -- Chapter I0: Reflections on "Demand the Impossible" -- (Raffaella Baccolini) Introduction -- (Lucy Sargisson) A Breath of Fresh Air -- (Peter Fitting) "Demand the Impossible" and the Imagination of a Utopian Alternative -- (Andrew Milner) Tom Moylan's "Demand the Impossible" -- (Lyman Tower Sargent) Miscellaneous Reflections on the "Critical Utopia" -- (Kathi Weeks) Timely and Untimely Utopianism -- (Gib Prettyman) Extrapolating the Critical Utopia -- (Ruth Levitas) We Argue How Else? -- (Antonis Balasopoulos) The Negation of Negation: On "Demand the Impossible" and the Question of Critical Utopia -- (Ildney Cavalcanti) Very Inspiring - and Still Highly in Demand -- (Phillip E. Wegner) Musings from a Veteran of the Culture Wars -- or, Hope Today -- (Raffaella Baccolini) Preserving the Dream -- (Tom Moylan) A Closing Comment (For Now At Least) -- Notes to the First Edition -- Bibliography of the First Edition -- Index.