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Volume 29, Numbers 1-2, 1988
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Foreword
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: Eisenstadt, S.N.

The Comparative Study of Utopias
pp. 1-12(12)
Author: Seligman, Adam

Christian Utopias and Christian Salvation: A General Introduction
pp. 13-29(17)
Author: Seligman, Adam

The Eucharist Sacrifice and the Changing Utopian Moment in Post Reformation Christianity
pp. 30-43(14)
Author: Seligman, Adam

De-Axialization/Re-Axialization
pp. 44-61(18)
Authors: Arévalo De Leon, Bernardo

Jewish Salvational Visions, Utopias, and Attitudes Towards the Halacha
pp. 62-75(14)
Author: Fischer, Shlomo

Hasidism: The Surprising Utopia
pp. 76-92(17)
Author: Fischer, Shlomo

Turning Classic Models into Utopias: The Neo Confucianist Critique
pp. 93-110(18)
Author: Helman, Sarit

Can a Hindu Utopia be a Moslem Utopia? Examples from 12th Century India and Beyond
pp. 111-125(15)
Author: Hartman, Harriet

The Javanese Conception of Order and its Relationship to Millenarian Motifs and Imagery
pp. 126-138(13)
Author: Helman, Sarit

Utopias and Dynamics of Civilizations: Some concluding Comparative Observations
pp. 139-149(11)
Author: Eisenstadt, S.N.

Book Reviews
pp. 150-172(23)

Contributors
pp. 173-173(1)

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