Utopian Hope and Apocalyptic Religion

Autumn 2007 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdf
18/10/2007 1h 11min
Utopian Hope and Apocalyptic Religion

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Contributor(s): Professor John Gray | Where does the utopian impulse in politics originate, and does it have a future? John Gray argues that though they often claimed to be rooted in a scientific analysis of history and society the revolutionary political movements of the past.

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