Utopia

First published in 1516, Utopia is one of the most influential — and most misunderstood — works of political thought. Presented as a traveller’s account of an ideal society, Thomas More’s text blends satire, philosophy, and social critique, raising questions about power, property, religion, justice, and human nature.

This TritonLit edition supports readers through the structure and ideas of Utopia with clear summaries and contextual explanation. Rather than treating the text as a rigid political blueprint, the edition highlights its ambiguity, irony, and historical context, helping readers understand what More was responding to — and why the book still provokes debate today.

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