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Renaissance humanism

The detail that lets you recognize Thomas More.

English humanist whose Utopia turns travel narrative into political experiment.

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The title plays on no-place and good-place. The text asks readers to hold satire, learning, and ambiguity together.

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The title plays on no-place and good-place. The text asks readers to hold satire, learning, and ambiguity together.

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