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gptkb:Thomas_More
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gptkb:England
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gptkb:philosophy
social satire
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Utopia
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utopian literature
socialist thought
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gptkb:Latin
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gptkb:Peter_Giles
gptkb:Raphael_Hythloday
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gptkb:Libellus_vere_aureus,_nec_minus_salutaris_quam_festivus,_de_optimo_rei_publicae_statu_deque_nova_insula_Utopia
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1516
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gptkb:Dirk_Martens
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fictional location
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social criticism
ideal society
communal ownership
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gptkb:community
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gptkb:government
gptkb:law
gptkb:philosophy
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gptkb:religion
gptkb:travel_literature
economics
education
equality
idealism
isolation
justice
morality
satire
slavery
travel
religious tolerance
prop
critique of European society
practicality
social order
war and peace
work and leisure
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