Ju Gyeong-cheol: Utopia, an ideal society of jokes and paradoxes

500 years ago, Thomas More wrote about the Utopia that has set society in its place before the miserable realities of British society. This is not a simple, pastoral ideal, or a mung-do-won story. Because it offers a society that is designed to solve many of the problems of society and create a good country. Utopias have burned many social imaginations, decried the realities of modern capitalism's social motivations, made it dream of a better future. From this work, the imagination of the world has been free to solve its problems. There are a number of reasons why we should read Thomas More's.U. Piafia, which is the 500 year of publication in '24. First of all, it's about correcting the misunderstandings about Utopia. Utopian art is sometimes mistaken for painting a Communist society, or for painting an ascetic community, based on its parts. We need to look carefully at the various devices in the work and understand what Thomas More really meant. And in the present time when conflicts and conflicts are so severe over the desirable social scene, we need more serious insights than ever before what society is and how it can be brought to bear. What do we do to reduce labor time and ensure leisure time? What is the end of private property, and the limit of joint ownership? Can we build a society that is ideal with perfect blueprints, or should we constantly make some improvements and move on to a good society? Is it just to invade another country because you do justice?

Korean title: 유토피아, 농담과 역설의 이상 사회

Korean author: 주경철

Korean publisher: 사계절

ISBN-13: 9788958289142