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 Utopia & Utopian LiteratureSir Thomas MoreIn CliffsNotes on Utopia & Utopian Literature, discover the Utopian movement that Thomas More helped usher in with his complex Utopia. Explore brief discussions on works such as Plato's Republic, Sir Francis Bacon's The New Atlantis, and H.G. Wells's A Modern Utopia. In an in-depth look at More's Utopia, three characters debate how 16th-century society can be improved — from the city level to the community to the individual — to eliminate corruption and inequities of life. Search this CliffsNote
About the AuthorLife of Sir Thomas MoreOther Works of Thomas MoreAbout Utopia and Utopian LiteratureHistorical BackgroundThe Utopian ThemeUtopian Literature Before MoreUtopian Literature After MoreAnti-UtopiasEstablished Utopian CommunitiesPublication Data for More’s UtopiaGeneral Synopsis for UtopiaSummaries and Commentaries for Book I: The Dialogue of CounselSetting the StageOpening of the DiscussionThe Meeting at Cardinal Morton’s HouseHypothetical Meeting of the French CouncilThe Council for Financial AffairsMore Versus Hythloday on Public ServiceSummaries and Commentaries for Book II: The Discourse on UtopiaGeographical Features of UtopiaCountry LifeThe CitiesOfficialsOccupationsPopulation ControlMarketsCommunity LifeTravelThe EconomyLearningPhilosophySlaveryEuthanasiaMarriage and DivorceLawsTreaties and AlliancesWarReligionPerorationMore’s Concluding ObservationCritical EssayThe Composition of UtopiaStudy HelpQuizReview Questions and Essay Topics
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