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= the visual or conceptual representation of an idealized, perfect society or world; frequently serves as a critical mirror for existing social, political, or economic conditions or to highlight contradictions in the present. | = the visual or conceptual representation of an idealized, perfect society or world; frequently serves as a critical mirror for existing social, political, or economic conditions or to highlight contradictions in the present. | ||
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= the visual or conceptual representation of an idealized, perfect society or world; frequently serves as a critical mirror for existing social, political, or economic conditions or to highlight contradictions in the present.
