Contents
Preface to the Second Edition
Translator’s Note
- The Text of Utopia
- Backgrounds
- Ovid • [The Golden Age]
- Plato • [The Guardians]
- The Acts of the Apostles
- [The Community of Love]
- [The Community of Fear]
- Lucian of Samosata • [Saturn’s Age]
- St. Ambrose • Naboth’s Vineyard
- St. Benedict • Monastic Rules
- Chapter 33
- Chapter 34
- Cokayne
- Tasso • Chorus from Act 2 of Aminta
- Amerigo Vespucci • The First Voyage
- THE HUMANIST CIRCLE LETTERS
- Thomas More to Peter Giles
- Peter Giles to Jerome Busleiden
- Jerome Busleiden to Thomas More
- Guillaume Budé to Thomas Lupset
- Erasmus of Rotterdam to John Froben
- Thomas More to Peter Giles
- Erasmus to Ulrich von Hutten
- Reviews and Criticism
- R. W. Chambers • The Meaning of Utopia • Utopia and the Problems of 1516
- J. H. Hexter • The Roots of Utopia and All Evil
- Alistair Fox • [An Intricate, Intimate Compromise]
- Edward L. Surtz • Humanism and Communism
- Robert C. Elliott • The Shape of Utopia
- G. R. Elton • The Real Thomas More?
- Northrop Frye • Varieties of Literary Utopias
- Robert M. Adams • Paradise a la Mode
- INSIGHTS
- C. S. Lewis • [A Jolly Invention]
- J. W. Allen • [A Sad and Witty Book]
- Elizabeth McCutcheon • Denying the Contrary: More’s Use of Litotes in the Utopia
- Edward Bellamy • From Looking Backward
- ANTI-UTOPIAS
- Aldous Huxley • From Brave New World
- B. F. Skinner • From Walden Two
- Suggestions for Further Reading
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