GENRE, STRUCTURE, AND NARRATIVE FEATURES OF UTOPIA

Abstract

This article examines the genre of utopia as a distinct literary and philosophical form, focusing on its genre characteristics, structural organization, and narrative features. It explores how utopian texts construct idealized societies through imaginative frameworks that reflect political, social, and moral aspirations. The study analyzes the historical development of utopian writing from classical to modern periods, highlighting its evolution in response to changing socio-political contexts