Utopia

Author: Thomas More

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Publisher Prints Publications Pvt Ltd
ISBN-13 9789366974521
Binding Paper back
Number of Pages 104 Pages
Language English
Dimension (Inches) 5.5''*8.5''
Weight (Grams) 130
Subject Classic Fiction
Category Fiction

Utopia is a work of political philosophy by the English statesman and scholar Sir Thomas More, first published in 1516. The title Utopia is derived from Greek, meaning “no place” or “nowhere,” and the book presents a detailed account of an idealized society on a fictional island called Utopia, offering a critique of the political, social, and economic systems of 16th-century Europe. Utopia is considered one of the foundational texts of Western political philosophy and a precursor to the genre of dystopian fiction and utopian literature, influencing thinkers and writers from the Renaissance through to the modern era.

Thomas More

Thomas More was an English lawyer, philosopher, statesman, and Catholic martyr, best known for his book Utopia, a work of political philosophy that presents an idealized society. More is a figure of considerable historical significance, not only for his contributions to political thought but also for his role in the religious and political crises of 16th-century England. Thomas More was a remarkable figure whose contributions to political philosophy, literature, and religious thought have had a lasting influence on Western culture.

                          Contents
Introduction....................................3
Discourses of Raphael Hythloday, of the Best State of a Commonwealth...............................9
Of Their Towns, Particularly of  Amaurot..................................40
Of Their Magistrates...................................................43
Of Their Trades, And Manner of Life..............................45
Of Their Traffic............................................50
Of The Travelling of the Utopians...........................55
Of Their Slaves, And of their Marriages...................................73
Of Their Military Discipline.............................81
Of The Religions of the Utopians...................89

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