1960–1970s. In her works, based on the anthropological data relevant at the time and

FANTASTIC WORLDS OF URSULA K. LE GUIN AS UTOPIAS OF THE NEW LEFT Ursula K. Le Guin is an American science fiction writer who had a huge influence both on the development of the genre and on an entire generation of readers whose youth fell on the 1960s–1970s. In her works, based on the anthropological data relevant at the time and socio-political theories, the utopian embodiment of the ideas of feminism, anarchism, and social ecology found their place. In the lecture, we will talk about the writer's creative path, her artistic method, and focus our attention on the "Hainish Cycle." Speaker: Alexander Migursky — historian, film critic, and editor of the magazine "Égalité." ▫️October 6, 20:00 ▫️Punji, 24 Vasil Petriashvili Street Tbilisi, Georgia ▫️15gel Registration: in PM