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Thomas More's
Utopia is a significant piece of
European humanist literature. It
narrates a society governed by reason, a
kind of ideal society. This city is
depicted as a place of goodness,
justice, and pleasant living, well
ordered and harmonious. The citizens are
friendly, making it the ideal society
for many people. Its governance, laws,
social organization, and everything is
regulated in a systematic and organized
manner, often described as
“perfect”. However, no one
knows its exact location or has ever
been there. The only information about
it comes from the tales of
“Raphael”, an elderly
philosopher and traveler who visited and
lived there. The entire story of Utopia,
as presented in this book, is narrated
by Raphael and recorded by Sir Thomas
More, an English nobleman. He compiled
and shared the accounts of Utopia that
he had heard, turning them into a book
for the public. Whether Utopia is a real
place or merely a dreamland, the reader
is left to
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