Utopia

Length4h 23m

About this book

Summary

"Utopia" by Thomas More is a classic work of political philosophy that describes an imaginary island society with ideal laws, social structures, and ways of life. Written in 1516, it explores themes of justice, equality, and the flaws of contemporary European society, offering a thought-provoking vision of a perfect world.

Book information

Genre

Philosophy

Length

4 hrs 23 mins

Publish date

Dec 1, 1516

Language

English

About the Author

Thomas More

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1Title

6Of Their Traffic

2Discourses Of Raphael Hythloday, Of The Best State Of A Commonwealth

7Of The Travelling Of The Utopians

3Of Their Towns, Particularly Of Amaurot

8Of Their Slaves, And Of Their Marriages

4Of Their Magistrates

9Of Their Military Discipline

5Of Their Trades, And Manner Of Life

10Of The Religions Of The Utopians