Utopia

German, Thomas Morus, 2016
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Thomas More was Lord Chancellor under the English King Henry VIII and was executed in 1535 after a falling out with the monarch. His most famous work, "Utopia," which gave its name to the literary genre of societal visions of the future, was inspired by Plato's account of Atlantis. Located on an island, Utopia is a republican ideal state where the equality of all citizens prevails, private property is abolished, money and gold are frowned upon, and no one is forced into military service.

Key specifications

Language
German
Author
Thomas Morus
Year
2016
Number of pages
104
Book cover
Paperback

General information

Item number
8625649
Publisher
Dearbooks
Category
Reference books
Release date
9.5.2018

Book properties

Language
German
Author
Thomas Morus
Year
2016
Number of pages
104
Book cover
Paperback

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0.5 kg
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