| Author: | Thomas Moore | ISBN: | 1230000346528 |
| Publisher: | Media Galaxy | Publication: | April 8, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Thomas Moore |
| ISBN: | 1230000346528 |
| Publisher: | Media Galaxy |
| Publication: | April 8, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The work which has become a legend, a symbol, large as life - Utopia. Thomas Moore put all his thoughts and hopes in this large paper on democracy. Unsuccessfully, but in rather a detailed way, Moore describes the ideal country with an ideal government where there is no descrimination and all people are tolerant. However, he doesn't only sketch this imaginable land - he also gives a structured summary of its laws and governing system. In fact, there are two parts of the Utopia: - the philosophical pamphlet in which the author talks about politics and economics and their state in his days; he blames the government for making a convention against people and defines the essence of democracy; - the detailed description of life conditions in Utopia and its laws; the land is seen as ruled by an "ideal monarch", everyone works 6 hours a day Despite the naivete of some of his opinions Moore describes the contemporary to him government perfectly and does an amazing researcn on the theory of wellfare.
The work which has become a legend, a symbol, large as life - Utopia. Thomas Moore put all his thoughts and hopes in this large paper on democracy. Unsuccessfully, but in rather a detailed way, Moore describes the ideal country with an ideal government where there is no descrimination and all people are tolerant. However, he doesn't only sketch this imaginable land - he also gives a structured summary of its laws and governing system. In fact, there are two parts of the Utopia: - the philosophical pamphlet in which the author talks about politics and economics and their state in his days; he blames the government for making a convention against people and defines the essence of democracy; - the detailed description of life conditions in Utopia and its laws; the land is seen as ruled by an "ideal monarch", everyone works 6 hours a day Despite the naivete of some of his opinions Moore describes the contemporary to him government perfectly and does an amazing researcn on the theory of wellfare.
