Bibliograph

Utopia, a new translation, backgrounds, criticism

Type

Label

Utopia, a new translation, backgrounds, criticism

Language

por

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Utopia

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Series statement

A Norton critical edition

Sub title

a new translation, backgrounds, criticism

Summary

In this classic that has attracted the attention of scholars and intrigued readers since its publication in the 16th century, Thomas More idealizes an island where private property and money do not exist, and where the State is concerned with the happiness of the people and the organization of society. production. For the philosopher, it would be the ideal society. One of the most important works of political philosophy of all time, "Utopia" discusses the contradiction of this ideal place: on the one hand, paradise, where there are no inequalities; on the other, hell, where individuality finds no space to manifest itself

Target audience

adult

Classification