Invisible Utopias : a study of the lost spaces in literature

Invisible acts of bonding with primeval harmonies of the nascent self passing through the umbilical omphalos of Athenian classicism to the Biblical imagery of the Elysian garden of  manicured freedom the human ideal has never been entirely liberated from the unrealisable spaces of the promised dreamt after Utopias. The Greek wine libations to promised attainment of Catharsis Renaissance fuselage of the Faustian superman the feverishly sharpened sensibilities and imagined heights of Romanticism to the postmodern instant sublime Utopian fantasies forever held the human imagination in the blindingly luminous esoteric Utopian spaces. The untiring discourses of utopianism relentlessly resurrects the man from the preternaturally doomed destinies.  The book does not subscribe to  the traditional stereotypical imageries of utopianism but tends to ponder the enormity of its socio-psychological aesthetic political and artistic and political moorings.