This book offers a transdisciplinary reflection between literary studies, philosophy, and social sciences on the actualization of the concept of utopia from ecotones in the face of the habitability crisis. How do contemporary literature and theory conceive of utopia in inhospitable times, where borders, migration, and coexistence are described in terms of crisis? Can they renew our conception of utopia from places where reciprocal and non-alienated relationships between humans and the world are formed, places of temporal-spatial interrelation of cultures, that is, “ecotones”?