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Utopia

Thomas MoreSeries: World Literature Classics (Portuguese)
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Year
2020
Language
Portuguese
Publisher
Principis

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A satirical work of fiction and political philosophy, the book is a framed narrative that portrays the fictional society of Utopia Island from the perspective of the character Rafael Hitlodeu, who lived there for some years and thoroughly describes the religious, social and political customs. A 19th century classic, written by a brilliant humanist, religious and scholar who imagined an insular patriarchal kingdom where religious tolerance was practiced, where everyone worked, all goods were owned by the community and there was no violence, bloodshed and vice.

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  • SeriesWorld Literature Classics (Portuguese)

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    Thomas MoreAuthor

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