Sir Thomas More's Utopia, published in 1516, is a classic work of how to organise a society based on common property. With a unique mix of common property, institutions and sound economic insights, we argue that More built a framework for a society that could be viable in the long run. While the conditions that make Utopia work are quite restrictive, it does provide a sketch of a society where common property may not stifle long‐term development, but is associated with productive workers and people content with their lives.peerReviewe
Mankind has been on an endless pursuit of progress and evolution. Studies in social sciences have...
The year 2016 marks the quincentennial of the publication of Thomas More’s novel Utopia. In addition...
Thomas More was one of the most prominent Renaissance humanists, philosophers and politicians. His m...
Thomas More’s seminal work Utopia was first published five hundred years ago in 1516 in Leuven, Belg...
1. The word utopia is used to denotes 1) projects of perfect sobial systems ensuring happy life, but...
As an ideological background of a modern civil society, British empiricism should be more highly est...
Published in 1516, Thomas More's Utopia has come to signify attempts to reform society in a dra...
Sir Thomas More’s Utopia outlines a bustling, blissful society in which all individuals live equitab...
Thomas More's Utopia, one of the most significant texts of English humanism, has become the ideal fo...
This week after listening to speeches at the Brussels Economic Forum, I decided to write about utopi...
Dr. Malloy kicked off the UTOPIA500 project with a presentation on Jan. 21, 2016. His paper, Utopia ...
In Thomas More’s Utopia, a prominent debate between the two characters Morus and Hythloday considers...
Utopia, a perfect place, a place that doesn't exist. A place that is separated from the outside worl...
This article argues that Thomas More's creative appropriation in Utopia (1516) of the New World narr...
1. The word "utopia" means no place on the earth (outopos), and was an expression based on reason an...
Mankind has been on an endless pursuit of progress and evolution. Studies in social sciences have...
The year 2016 marks the quincentennial of the publication of Thomas More’s novel Utopia. In addition...
Thomas More was one of the most prominent Renaissance humanists, philosophers and politicians. His m...
Thomas More’s seminal work Utopia was first published five hundred years ago in 1516 in Leuven, Belg...
1. The word utopia is used to denotes 1) projects of perfect sobial systems ensuring happy life, but...
As an ideological background of a modern civil society, British empiricism should be more highly est...
Published in 1516, Thomas More's Utopia has come to signify attempts to reform society in a dra...
Sir Thomas More’s Utopia outlines a bustling, blissful society in which all individuals live equitab...
Thomas More's Utopia, one of the most significant texts of English humanism, has become the ideal fo...
This week after listening to speeches at the Brussels Economic Forum, I decided to write about utopi...
Dr. Malloy kicked off the UTOPIA500 project with a presentation on Jan. 21, 2016. His paper, Utopia ...
In Thomas More’s Utopia, a prominent debate between the two characters Morus and Hythloday considers...
Utopia, a perfect place, a place that doesn't exist. A place that is separated from the outside worl...
This article argues that Thomas More's creative appropriation in Utopia (1516) of the New World narr...
1. The word "utopia" means no place on the earth (outopos), and was an expression based on reason an...
Mankind has been on an endless pursuit of progress and evolution. Studies in social sciences have...
The year 2016 marks the quincentennial of the publication of Thomas More’s novel Utopia. In addition...
Thomas More was one of the most prominent Renaissance humanists, philosophers and politicians. His m...