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Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 6821 to 6840 of 17595
Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
1969-10/11Villes nouvelles-
1983-SpringWells and James, LeGuin [sic] and Delany: A WisCon V Panel Discssion With Jan Bogstad, Chip Delany, Phil Kaveny, Tom Moylan-
1848-06Voyage en Icarie-
2001-12Wagar, Wells, and the FutureWagar, Walter Warren
1973Utopistes et precurseurs du communisme-
1973Utopische Funktion in bildender Kunst und Architektur: Ein Interview mit Professor Ernst Bloch (Aus einem Gespräch anlässlich der dokumenta 5, Abteilung ‘Utopie und Planung’-
1951Utopisten und Anti-Utopisten-
1838 - 1839Utopistes célébres-
1972Utopies contemporains: de grands projets: pour quoi faire?-
1968-06Utopie-
1955Utopien-
1970-08Utopie de Ville-
1969-05/06Utopie et révolution-
1969-11Utopie et société technologique-
1833Utopie de Thomas Morus-
1965-06-06Utopias-
1918-10/12Utopias-
1923-07Utopias-
1980Utopias and Utopians-
1958-02-07Utopianism and Original Sin-
Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 6821 to 6840 of 17595
This database has been created by CETAPS – The Centre for English, Translation, and Anglo-Portuguese Studies for the ARUS project. It benefited from the institutional support of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto and from a partnership with MIL – U.Porto Media Innovation Labs. CETAPS is funded by FCT – the Foundation for Science and Technology, Portugal.