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Utopia

Robert M. Adams, George M. Logan, Thomas More

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Foundational satire for political and curious minds

If you enjoy books that make you question how society is built, this is a rewarding read. Thomas More mixes sharp political thinking with an imagined perfect society, and that tension is what makes it so memorable. It still feels surprisingly alive because every reader comes away wondering whether Utopia is a dream, a joke, or a warning.

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Condition guide
ISBN: 9780521525404
Date of Publication: 2002-09-30
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Fantasy, Science Fiction
Related Topics: Science Fiction, Dystopia, Classics
Goodreads rating: 3.55
(rated by 84333 readers)

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This revision incorporates the many refinements to the translation of Utopia undertaken in 1995. George Logan has also updated the editorial commentary and introduction to take into account the scholarship published since the first Cambridge Texts edition of Utopia appeared in 1989. This edition is the most accessible and student-friendly version of Utopia currently available.
 

Foundational satire for political and curious minds

If you enjoy books that make you question how society is built, this is a rewarding read. Thomas More mixes sharp political thinking with an imagined perfect society, and that tension is what makes it so memorable. It still feels surprisingly alive because every reader comes away wondering whether Utopia is a dream, a joke, or a warning.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.

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