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The Christianopolis (1619) of Johann Valentin Andreae describes in great detail a utopian community of scholar-craftsmen, as seen through the eyes of a nave young traveller. It is a multi-level text, carefully constructed to provide both entertainment and a critique of contemporary society and relig...

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Main Author:	Andreä, Johann Valentin, 1586-1654
Corporate Author:	SpringerLink (Online service)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers, [1999]
Series:	Archives internationales d'histoire des idées ; 162.
Subjects:	Andreä, Johann Valentin. > Reipublicae christianopolitanae descriptio. Andreä, Johann Valentin, > 1586-1654. > Reipublicae christianopolitanae descriptio. Christian sociology > Early works to 1800. Utopias > Religious aspects > Christianity > Early works to 1800. Utopieën. Fantasiemaatschappij. Sociology, Christian > Early works to 1800. Utopie. Christian sociology. Utopias > Religious aspects > Christianity. Electronic books. Quelle. Early works.
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