The Temple of Iconoclasts
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La sinagoga de los iconoclastas (1981, The Temple of Iconoclasts) by Juan Rodolfo Wilcock. It was translated into English by Lawrence Venuti.
From the publisher:
- "Using short, encyclopaedic/biographical entries, Wilcock profiles people who are definitely iconoclasts. They tear down traditional beliefs and scientific notions on many different topics, from utopias to biology, offering a riveting array of ideas. Some real people with iconoclastic bents are included along with some bizarre fictional characters."
See also
- Fictional encyclopedia
- Imaginary Lives by Marcel Schwob
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