β Samuel Butler
π Fiction
π
1999
π Project Gutenberg
π English
β 153 KB
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Erewhon
β Scribed by Samuel Butler
- Publisher
- Project Gutenberg
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 153 KB
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
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Der britische Schriftsteller, Komponist, Philologe, Maler und Gelehrte Samuel Butler (1835-1902) studierte in Cambridge und wanderte 1859, nach einem Streit mit seinem Vater, nach Neuseeland aus, wo er Schafe zΓΌchtete. 1864 kehrte er nach England zurΓΌck und wohnte bis zu seinem Lebensende in Cliffor
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2009
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El termino utopΓa fue creado por el filΓ³sofo inglΓ©s TomΓ‘s Moro sobre la base del griego ou topos, es decir, "ninguna parte". Luego, el vocablo paso a designar un gΓ©nero literario practicado preferentemente por filΓ³sofos que conciben imaginarios estados ideales. Dentro de este contexto se encuadran L
β Samuel Butler
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2015
π Dover Publications
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Erewhon and Erewhon Revisited
β Samuel Butler
π Fiction
π
1901
π Dover Publications
π English
β 357 KB
π 2 views
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