| Preface to the Second Edition Translator’s Note The Text of Utopia Backgrounds Ovid • [The Golden Age] Plato • [The Guardians] The Acts of the Apostles [The Community of Love] [The Community of Fear] Lucian of Samosata • [Saturn’s Age] St. Ambrose • Naboth’s Vineyard St. Benedict • Monastic Rules Chapter 33 Chapter 34 Cokayne Tasso • Chorus from Act 2 of Aminta Amerigo Vespucci • The First Voyage THE HUMANIST CIRCLE LETTERS Thomas More to Peter Giles Peter Giles to Jerome Busleiden Jerome Busleiden to Thomas More Guillaume BudÈ to Thomas Lupset Erasmus of Rotterdam to John Froben Thomas More to Peter Giles Erasmus to Ulrich von Hutten Criticism R. W. Chambers • The Meaning of Utopia • Utopia and the Problems of 1516 J. H. Hexter • The Roots of Utopia and All Evil Alistair Fox • [An Intricate, Intimate Compromise] Edward L. Surtz • Humanism and Communism Robert C. Elliott • The Shape of Utopia G. R. Elton • The Real Thomas More? Northrop Frye • Varieties of Literary Utopias Robert M. Adams • Paradise a la Mode INSIGHTS C. S. Lewis • [A Jolly Invention] J. W. Allen • [A Sad and Witty Book] Elizabeth McCutcheon • Denying the Contrary: More’s Use of Litotes in the Utopia Edward Bellamy • From Looking Backward ANTI-UTOPIAS Aldous Huxley • From Brave New World B. F. Skinner • From Walden Two Suggestions for Further Reading |
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