Russian Utopias in the Context of English Utopian Tradition
This article focuses on three great utopian writers of the 20th century: George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, and Eugenie Zamjatin, all of whom created contemporary negative utopias, which became extremely popular in literature, political philosophy and futurology. Numerous authors have analyzed the peculiarity of these utopias, trying to discover the role of Russian utopias in utopian world literature, and revive the Russian impact on this literature.