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Campbell Memorial awards for best
novel on
multiple occasions. A techno-
utopianist, MacLeod's work
makes frequent use of
libertarian socialist themes; he...
- lazy
Susan was
initially uncommon enough in the
United States for the
utopianist Oneida Community to be
credited with its invention. They emplo**** the...
- and
engraver John
William Hill to the sculptor-designer,
printmaker and
utopianist Eric Gill.
Explorer Edward Wilson used his
works as an
influence as while...
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Yaakov (1990). "Ahad Ha-'Am and
Hebrew National Culture:
Realist or
Utopianist?".
Jewish History. 4 (2): 71–87. ISSN 0334-701X. H****anin,
Shaimaa (2014)...
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invited to
appear on
national television, "behaved like
irresponsible utopianists who
wanted to
destroy the 'consumer society'". Nonetheless, in the w****s...
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Australian medical practitioner, naturalist, author,
philosopher and
utopianist.
Lucas was born in Dunbar,
Scotland to
Samuel Lucas, a
Wesleyan Methodist...
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Australian medical practitioner, naturalist, author,
philosopher and
utopianist (d. 1917)
April 14 –
Gustave Huberti,
Flemish composer (d. 1910) April...
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disillusioned people about the
economic stability of the
country and
eroded utopianist thinking. The
outbreak and the
terrors of
World War II
caused further...
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Australian medical practitioner, naturalist, author,
philosopher and
utopianist;
Thomas Pennington Lucas in 1892. H.
livornicoides was once a common...
- "History of UEA", UEA Muthesius,
Stefan (2000). The
Postwar University:
Utopianist Campus and College. New
Haven and London: Yale
University Press. pp. 139–149...
