Paths in Utopia
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Paths in Utopia
Summary
Paths in Utopia is a literary work[1].
Key Facts
- Paths in Utopia authored Martin Buber[2].
- Paths in Utopia's instance of is recorded as literary work[3].
- Paths in Utopia's language of work or name is recorded as German[4].
- Paths in Utopia was released on 1950[5].
- Paths in Utopia's main subject is utopia[6].
- Paths in Utopia's main subject is Pierre-Joseph Proudhon[7].
- Paths in Utopia's main subject is Peter Kropotkin[8].
- Paths in Utopia's main subject is Gustav Landauer[9].
- Paths in Utopia's main subject is utopian socialism[10].
- Paths in Utopia's title is recorded as Pfade in Utopia[11].
- Paths in Utopia's title is recorded as Paths in Utopia[12].
- Paths in Utopia's title is recorded as Caminos de utopía[13].
- Paths in Utopia's title is recorded as Utopie et socialisme[14].
- Paths in Utopia's title is recorded as Sentieri in utopia[15].
- Paths in Utopia's title is recorded as Paden in Utopia[16].
- Paths in Utopia's title is recorded as O socialismo utópico[17].
- Paths in Utopia's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[18].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Paths in Utopia authored Martin Buber[2].
Publication
Paths in Utopia was published on 1950[5]. Its language of work or name is recorded as German[4].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include utopia[6], Pierre-Joseph Proudhon[7], Peter Kropotkin[8], Gustav Landauer[9], and utopian socialism[10].