This thesis focuses on the problem of subject, and inquires into the tendency of a spirit embodied in Wordsworthian poetcs, in which Wordsworth unremittingly pursues human beings\' pure perfect spiritual realm that is named as "the Utopian Realm of Subject", in order to enable men to poetically dwell on the earth.

This thesis is devoted to the study of utopianism in Toni Morrison s Beloved.

Poems on the " lower part of the body" advocates the presence of the body as a force to resist a-gainst the current poetic order, but it has imprisoned itself in the " Body Utopia".

This paper argues that a vision of a new social structure based on cooperation and harmony with the natural world is a disguising feature of American feminist utopian novels.

While traditional feminist utopian fiction presents a vision of an ideal society,feminist dystopian fiction depicts a nightmarish future world and warns people to reexamine themselves.

How to establish the ideal two-sex-relationship is the major concern of the feminist utopias.