Utopian thought and communal experience / Dennis Hardy and Lorna Davidson (eds).

Title & Author:

Utopian thought and communal experience / Dennis Hardy and Lorna Davidson (eds).

Publication:

Enfield, England : Middlesex Polytechnic, School of Geography and Planning, 1989.

Description:

97 pages ; 30 cm

Series:

Geography and planning paper ; no. 24

Notes:
Papers presented at a conference held in July, 1988 at New Lanark, Scotland and the University of Edinburgh under the auspices of the International Communal Studies Association (based in Israel)--and the National Historic Communal Societies Association (centered in the U.S.A.).

Summary:

A collection of papers presented at New Lanark and the University of Edinburgh to exchange ideas on the perfect society, past and present under the auspices of the International Communual Studies Association (based in Israel) and the national Historic Communal Societies Association (centred in the USA).

ISBN:

0904804674
9780904804676

Subject:

Owen, Robert, 1771-1858.
New Lanark Establishment.
Utopias.
Collective settlements.
Utopies.
Communautés.
utopian literature.
utopias.
collective settlements.
Sociology.
Philosophy and religion.
History.

Form/genre:

Utopian fiction.

Added entries:

Hardy, Dennis.
Davidson, Lorna.
International Communal Studies Association.
National Historic Communal Societies Association (U.S.)
Geography and planning paper ; no. 24.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 112531
Call No.: ID HX696.09.U8; ID:96-B2177
Status: Available

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