Envisioning a Dystopian, Post-Christian Society in P. Anderson Graham’s The Collapse of Homo Sapiens
Abstract As one of many contemporary British dystopian novels, P. Anderson Graham’s 1923 The Collapse of Homo Sapiens envisaged Britain in the twenty-second century as a devastated society that has largely reverted to a primitive, non-Christian state. However, a remnant of the surviving population h...
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2021
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Religion & theology
Année: 2021, Volume: 28, Numéro: 1/2, Pages: 83-104 |
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British Christianity
B Secularisation B Dystopia B Peter Anderson Graham B Science Fiction |
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