Annotated bibliography
Name:
Ins9itutional affiliation.
Villarreal, A. (2019). Thomas More: Utopia. An Open Companion to Early British
Literature.
The above publication is written in the year 1516. The book is More’s attempts to give
suggestions in the ways to improve the European society through the use of Utopia. The book is
useful in the research because it gives an analysis of moral political and individual responsibility.
He actually rose to one of the highest offices in his land and become the chancellor of the place
on the year 1529 and due to this, he come back against his king disastrous consequences.
Through his work, he strongly opposed the Henry separation from the Catholics and later refused
to sign any supremacy oaths.
The book is very important because it will gives an analysis of how the world works and
how the interrelationships can be made without any challenge.
Barbuto, G. (2020). Ironia e libertà in Utopia di Thomas More. Ironia e libertà in Utopia
di Thomas More, 95-102.
The main subject given in this paper is basically binomial and it gives a direct
relationship between the dystopia but also poses ways in which the two concepts can be used to
influence cultural fields. It is opted that in the current status, an absent of Utopic there are ideal
that are basis of production of art in the meaning that it was basically associated with the Walters
Benjamin. Though this book, it is clear that the concepts is basically accepted and also integrated
in the high level of society that is implicit in the visual cultural filed.
Kashima, Y., & Fernando, J. (2020). Utopia and ideology in cultural dynamics. Current
Opinion in Behavioral Sciences, 34, 102-106.
According to the analysis, the concepts of utopia is defined as the contracted vision of
ideal human beings and conditions. Although the content varies across the cultures, the vision of
Utopia exist across cultural and therefore it is widespread thinking of human proclivity. When it
is activated the Utopia vision may engage more and more citizens with their ongoing societal
process.
References
Villarreal, A. (2019). Thomas More: Utopia. An Open Companion to Early British
Literature.
Barbuto, G. (2020). Ironia e libertà in Utopia di Thomas More. Ironia e libertà in Utopia
di Thomas More, 95-102.
Kashima, Y., & Fernando, J. (2020). Utopia and ideology in cultural dynamics. Current
Opinion in Behavioral Sciences, 34, 102-106.