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Utopian Legacies:A History of Conquest and Oppression in the Western World

Name: Utopian Legacies:A History of Conquest and Oppression in the Western World
SKU: 9781574160406
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ISBN: 9781574160406
Dewey: 325.3209
LCC Number: JC359 JC359
Author: John Mohawk
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Pages: 287
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SKU: 9781574160406 Categories: All, History, Native American, Political Science Tags: General, History, History & Theory, Imperialism, Militarism, Political Science, Religious aspects, Utopias, World

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Traces the role of utopian thinking as the rationale for religious wars, genocide, enslavement, plunder, economic domination, and campaigns of world conquest from the time of the ancient Greeks.
This book examines the hidden dynamic within utopian thinking and the danger it poses when it is adopted by groups who use it to serve their interests.

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Weight	1.06 lbs
Dimensions	6.03 × 8.98 × 0.8 in
Binding Type	Hardcover, Paperback

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