FAQ About Thomas More
What is the significance of Thomas More's book 'Utopia'?
Utopia is significant because it introduced the concept of a perfect society and critiqued the social and political structures of early 16th-century Europe. It has inspired various interpretations, discussions, and emulations in political theory and literature. More's portrayal of Utopia raises questions about justice, economic distribution, and the role of governance that continue to resonate today.
