https://www.rct.uk/collection/1086970/utopia DescriptionUtopia (from the Greek ou topos, meaning ‘no place’), as it is usually named, is Thomas More’s best-known written work. It depicts the society of a fictional island and its religious, political and social customs. More used the work as an indirect method of commenting on the political and social ideas of the day, as well as satirising some of the failings that he saw around him. It contains two books, commencing with the Dialogue of Counsel, correspondence between More and others, including Pieter Gillis (1486-1533), Latinised as Petrus Aegidius, who was a humanist and printer in Antwerp. It also introduces the… Read more »

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