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Sukovataya Victoria Anatolievna,
Doctor of Philosophy, Professor
of V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University
Gender project of Russian utopia: feminist interventions
Abstract: The actuality of a paper is stipulated by necessary to study Russian classic utopian legacy using modern poststructuralist and feminist methodologies, and it is a reason of the novelty. The purpose of the article is to examine gender policies in the Russian utopia of the 19th-beginning of the 20th century. The conclusions of paper are that Russian classical utopia idealizes the politics of the gender egalitarianism as a reflection of unconscious needs of Russian society of that time.
Keywords: utopia, dystopia, gender politics, gender egalitarianism, sexuality, femininity, masculinity, gender emancipation.
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