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Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 6841 to 6860 of 17595
Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
1973-03Utopian Urge: You Make the Future Today-
1987-11Utopiana: Ephemerides-
1859-07Utopian Banquets-
1918-01-05Utopia-
1879-06-07Utopia-
1929-01Utopia-
2006-SummerUtopia Re-interpreted. An Interview with Vita Fortunati-
1970-08Utopia o della ‘miseria’ dell’architettura-
1892-02-11Utopia in Africa-
1995Utopia Forum-
1974Utopia e/o archittura: Intervista con Paolo Portoghesi-
1962-04-14Utopia Arraigned-
1975-SpringUtopia Defined-
1971Utopia and Anti-Utopia-
1979Une vie pour l’utopie et l’espérance-
2009Thematique Program of the 2nd International Congress of Utopian Studies: What is Utopia? Genre and Modes of Representation Revista Morus--Utopia e Renascimento-
1923-10-11The Utopian Fallacy-
1946-10-05The Utopia of William Morris-
2003The Time Machine H.G. Wells-
1850-08-24The Self-Supporting Village-
Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 6841 to 6860 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.