Irma Ratiani Libri

Exploring the concept of anti-utopian thinking in literature, this book examines its various manifestations throughout the 20th century. It delves into how authors have critiqued idealized societies and the implications of dystopian narratives. By analyzing key texts and themes, the work highlights the tension between utopian aspirations and the realities of human experience, offering insights into the cultural and philosophical underpinnings of this literary trend.

The book deals with the reception of Georgian national literature in the context of the world literary process. It depicts the place of Georgian literature on the world literary map, starting from Middle Ages and going through the different periods including the Soviet and Post-soviet epochs. Important terms are world literature, literary canon, Georgian literary canon, and periodization. The research is based upon a comparative approach, using modern theoretical methodologies. The Author provides a professional guide in the world of Georgian literature and the first monograph written on this topic by a Georgian researcher.