Woman in Eastern and Western feminist utopias: Sample of Sultana's Dream and Herland

Women's struggle for existence in the political, economic and social sense has led to the birth of feminism, an ideology that has been going on for centuries. Feminism has been handled as three generally accepted feminist waves and has been divided into various currents of thought that have resisted patriarchy with different perspectives in each period, and have survived to the present day with the fourth wave. In this direction, utopias are one of the most important ways to understand, describe and imagine the reality that women live. The sources that utopia deals with containing different ideological ideas. Utopias written by adopting a feminist perspective have led to the emergence of feminist utopias. Within the framework of political theory, the feminist utopias of "Sultana's Dream" and "Herland" are analyzed by comparing them in the context of feminist utopias after the biographies and perspectives of the authors are given.