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Histoire de l'utopie

by Jean Servier · · libro de bolsillo · 396 pages

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Pages: 396 pagesAuthor: Jean ServierPublisher: Publisher to be confirmedFormat: libro de bolsilloLanguage: frRelease date: 17/10/1991ISBN: ISBN 9782070326471

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Synopsis of Histoire de l'utopie

Historia de la utopía es un análisis profundo del concepto de utopía a lo largo de la historia. El libro explora las diferentes manifestaciones de la utopía en diversas culturas y épocas, examinando su significado y su impacto en la sociedad. Jean Servier ofrece una perspectiva completa sobre este tema fascinante.



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