About Utopia and Person as an Anthropological Element

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The circumstances that give sense to Tomas Moro’s Utopia are related to an archetype of society born in Tomas Moro’s imagination, yet sustained in a mathematical structure that legitimizes it as a socio-political critique exercise of the government ruling in 16th century’s England. By having in mind...

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Autor principal: Pulgar Castro, Rodrigo
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Cuyo. Anuario de Filosofía Argentina y Americana 2020
Materias:
Filosofía política
Modelo utópico
Significado crítico de la utopía
Actualidad de la utopía
Political philosophy
Utopian Model
Critical meaning of Utopia
Current importance of Utopia
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/anuariocuyo/article/view/2130
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Cuyo - Anuario de Filosofía Argentina y Americana de Universidad Nacional de Cuyo
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Modelo utópico
Significado crítico de la utopía
Actualidad de la utopía
Political philosophy
Utopian Model
Critical meaning of Utopia
Current importance of Utopia
spellingShingle Filosofía política
Modelo utópico
Significado crítico de la utopía
Actualidad de la utopía
Political philosophy
Utopian Model
Critical meaning of Utopia
Current importance of Utopia
Pulgar Castro, Rodrigo
About Utopia and Person as an Anthropological Element
topic_facet Filosofía política
Modelo utópico
Significado crítico de la utopía
Actualidad de la utopía
Political philosophy
Utopian Model
Critical meaning of Utopia
Current importance of Utopia
author Pulgar Castro, Rodrigo
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title About Utopia and Person as an Anthropological Element
title_short About Utopia and Person as an Anthropological Element
title_full About Utopia and Person as an Anthropological Element
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title_full_unstemmed About Utopia and Person as an Anthropological Element
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description The circumstances that give sense to Tomas Moro’s Utopia are related to an archetype of society born in Tomas Moro’s imagination, yet sustained in a mathematical structure that legitimizes it as a socio-political critique exercise of the government ruling in 16th century’s England. By having in mind the cultural, political and social differences that exist between Tomas Moro’s and the current century, the aim of this article is to show his validity as a lens of critical contrast. Thus, along this article, there is a progress in the knowledge of the causes of the utopian work, in the role of imagination in its creation; there are questions about its current importance, and, in addition, a pointing to political, cultural and human factors that characterize this century’s reality as a probable scenario for a utopic narrative.
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