Utopia Of a Republic's Best State and of the New Island Utopia
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Erscheinungsdatum
14.12.2020
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Level 4 Press, Inc.Seitenzahl
68
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22,9/15,2/0,4 cm
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105 g
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Englisch
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978-80-273-0661-9
In 'Utopia, ' Thomas More presents a profound exploration of an imaginary society that embodies his vision of a perfectly organized community, away from the ills of contemporary Europe. Crafted in a dialogue format, the text juxtaposes realism with idealism, highlighting the philosophical tensions of the Renaissance period, particularly regarding governance, social justice, and human nature. More's deft use of wit and irony invites readers to examine the disparities between his fictional world and the societal structures of his time, making 'Utopia' a crucial work in both political theory and literary tradition. Thomas More, an influential statesman and humanist of the 16th century, infused his experiences and philosophical inquiries into 'Utopia.' His involvement in the tumultuous court life of Henry VIII, along with his commitment to Catholicism and philosophy, markedly shaped his perspectives on morality and governance. More's literary endeavors reflect his aspirations for societal reform and critique of human folly, as he grappled with the complexities of faith and reason during a transformative era. Recommended for scholars, students, and general readers alike, 'Utopia' remains a thought-provoking work that challenges us to contemplate the ideals of justice and equity in our own lives. It serves as both a timeless critique of society and a spark for imagination, urging readers to envision a better world while reflecting on the limitations of their own.
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