Add to ORKG220 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2000.Chapter 1 presents information about the historical context of the Italian utopias. Philosophical issues related to the conceptualization of utopia are discussed in Chapter 2. Chapter 3 addresses historical issues concerning the application of utopias in the New World, where More's and Campanella's utopian projects were realized. A semantic and textual analysis of utopian writings is presented in the last part of this study (Chapter 4). The Conclusion summarizes the study and discusses some utopian developments in the twentieth century. The Appendices present comparisons between Thomas More's Utopia and its Mexican application, and Campanella's Citta del sole and the Gu...
The tendency to dream of a better tomorrow, a better society and a better world had existed long bef...
Utopia as a Critical Method is a comparative analysis performed through drawing and text, in which s...
Utopia seems to have been one of the culturally unconscious aspects of our society. If for a while ...
220 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2000.Chapter 1 presents informatio...
Includes bibliographical references.Lovers of literature will agree that the study of utopias is mos...
This chapter sees Utopia as at once a place of dreams, a place of the good, and a place which is now...
The main thesis of this paper is that utopia finds its roots in prophecy and its possible perversion...
The term Utopia, coined by Thomas More in 1516, contains an inherent semantic ambiguity: it could be...
O texto apresenta um roteiro introdutório sobre algumas das configurações principais do conceito de ...
Thomas More’s seminal work Utopia was first published five hundred years ago in 1516 in Leuven, Belg...
In this thesis, I wish to examine four Renaissance utopias: those of More, Campanella, Harrington, ...
Utopia, a perfect place, a place that doesn't exist. A place that is separated from the outside worl...
The essay presents a concise historical overview of the utopian tradition, focused on its relation w...
<p></p><p>Abstract This paper presents the interpretation of Thomas More's Utopia written by Vasco d...
Speculating on the most efficient forms of government and on the role of religion and science in soc...
The tendency to dream of a better tomorrow, a better society and a better world had existed long bef...
Utopia as a Critical Method is a comparative analysis performed through drawing and text, in which s...
Utopia seems to have been one of the culturally unconscious aspects of our society. If for a while ...
220 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2000.Chapter 1 presents informatio...
Includes bibliographical references.Lovers of literature will agree that the study of utopias is mos...
This chapter sees Utopia as at once a place of dreams, a place of the good, and a place which is now...
The main thesis of this paper is that utopia finds its roots in prophecy and its possible perversion...
The term Utopia, coined by Thomas More in 1516, contains an inherent semantic ambiguity: it could be...
O texto apresenta um roteiro introdutório sobre algumas das configurações principais do conceito de ...
Thomas More’s seminal work Utopia was first published five hundred years ago in 1516 in Leuven, Belg...
In this thesis, I wish to examine four Renaissance utopias: those of More, Campanella, Harrington, ...
Utopia, a perfect place, a place that doesn't exist. A place that is separated from the outside worl...
The essay presents a concise historical overview of the utopian tradition, focused on its relation w...
<p></p><p>Abstract This paper presents the interpretation of Thomas More's Utopia written by Vasco d...
Speculating on the most efficient forms of government and on the role of religion and science in soc...
The tendency to dream of a better tomorrow, a better society and a better world had existed long bef...
Utopia as a Critical Method is a comparative analysis performed through drawing and text, in which s...
Utopia seems to have been one of the culturally unconscious aspects of our society. If for a while ...