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 Utopia - Saint Sir Thomas More
 Utopia - Saint Sir Thomas More ... Pages / Book is published 1969-06-30 by Penguin Books LtdNewest Review: ... ou and topos, meaning no and place respectively, giving the book a translated title of no-place. The idea of the society ... more ... described within the text being unreachable however is not particularly something that effects the reading and to be honest making your mind up about whether you think the work is a piece of fictional fantasy or a satirical political take on a country doesn't really matter because everything you read within the book is weird and wonderful in so many ways.
The book is split into 5 sections entitled; introduction, The First Book, The Second Book, A Metre in the Utopian Tongue and A Short Metre of Utopia.
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Utopia - Saint Sir Thomas More: Possibly a perfect world but not a perfect read (793 words)
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Utopia was written by Sir Thomas More in 1516 and is a book that is seen to quintessentially depict the renaissance era within England. The book describes a fictional island in the Atlantic Ocean and gave its title 'Utopia' to become the name for an ideal society or community. In many respects More's Utopia is a satirical piece of writing that seems to have been intended to reveal more about England during the period than it was about an idealistic community. In this respect therefore the book can be viewed on many levels and has been by many different people. Some take the book at face value and therefore see it as a depiction of an ideal society where the ... Read the complete review
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