Paolo Mantegazza

The Year 3000

A Dream
Herausgeber: Pireddu, Nicoletta / Übersetzer: Jacobson, David

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Produktbeschreibung

Paolo Mantegazza (1831¿1910) was a prominent Italian neurologist, physiologist, anthropologist, defender and correspondent of Darwin, and fiction writer. Nicoletta Pireddu is the director of the comparative literature program and an associate professor of Italian and comparative literature at Georgetown University. She is the editor of Paolo Mantegazza¿s Physiology of Love and Other Writings.¿David Jacobson translated Mantegazza¿s Physiology of Love and Other Writings.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Nebraska
• Seitenzahl: 224
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2010
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 139mm x 17mm
• Gewicht: 276g
• ISBN-13: 9780803230323
• ISBN-10: 080323032X
• Artikelnr.: 29934434

Autorenporträt

Paolo Mantegazza (1831-1910) was a prominent Italian neurologist, physiologist, anthropologist, defender and correspondent of Darwin, and fiction writer. Nicoletta Pireddu is the director of the comparative literature program and an associate professor of Italian and comparative literature at Georgetown University. She is the editor of Paolo Mantegazza's Physiology of Love and Other Writings. David Jacobson translated Mantegazza's Physiology of Love and Other Writings.

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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Paolo Mantegazza, Fabulator of the Future
Nicoletta Pireddu
 
1. Paolo and Maria set out for Andropolis. One evening in the Gulf of La
Spezia.
2. From La Spezia to the ancient pyramids of Egypt. From the pyramids to
the Isle of Experiments. The Land of Equality. Tyrannopolis. Turatia or the
Socialist Republic. Logopolis. Other governments and other social
organizations.
3. Voyage to the Isle of Dynamo, one of the four great laboratories of
planetary force. The Historical Museum of our planet's mechanical
evolution. The three great historical epochs. Macstrong's discovery and the
pandynamo. The central distribution office of cosmic forces.
4. Departure from Dynamo and arrival in Andropolis. The overall look of the
city. Its houses, their construction and architecture. The plazas of
Andropolis. The dynamics plant. The market. Arrest of a young thief, and
justice meted out.
5. Trip to the Government Palace. Forms of government and political
organization around the world in the year 3000. The four wings of the
Palace. Land, Health. School. Industry and Commerce. The Office of Finance.
6. The Gymnasium of Andropolis.
7. The Palace of Schools. The primary school. The middle school. The school
of advanced studies. Lesson on the influence of passion on the logic of
thought.
8. Trip to Hygeia. The statue erected to the preeminent physicians of
antiquity. The anteroom of the sick. The divisions of Hygeia. A lung
doctor's visit to a tubercular patient. Card money in the year 3000. The
Hygeians' department. Visit to newborns. Elimination of a baby. A mother
both pitiful and cruel.
9. The city of the dead at Andropolis. Dissolution of corpses. Cremation.
The siderophiles and embalmings. Sepulchers. The Pantheon.
10. The Theaters of Andropolis and the Panopticon. A listing of shows in
the capital on April 26, 3000. A gala evening at the Panopticon.
11. The Museum of Andropolis. The Arcade and the peripatetics. The natural
science wing. Possible humans. Analysis paired with synthesis. The museum
wing dedicated to human labor. Concentric circles and centrifugal radii.
The blot on the art-history map.
12. The City of God in Andropolis. The Temple of Hope. The church of the
Evangelists. The Temple of the Unknown God.
13. Maria's bad mood and Paolo's secret. A session of the Andropolis
Academy and the awarding of the cosmic prize. Fertile marriage.
 
Editor's Notes on the Text