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pt. 1. Anatomy of a printed book -- ch. 1. Mystery of Utopia -- ch. 2. Search for a narrator -- ch. 3. Curious paragraph -- ch. 4. Reconstruction of Utopia -- pt. 2. Property in the discourse -- ch. 2. More's "defense" of private property -- ch. 3. Orthodox view: what More's friends believed -- ch. 4. Utopian philosophy and theology -- ch. 5. Planning in the good society -- ch. 6. More as a realist -- ch. 7. More and modern socialism -- ch. 8. Roots of utopia and all evil -- ch. 9. Utopia of a Christian humanist -- pt. 3. Dialogue of counsel -- ch. 1. "Nusquama nostra" -- ch. 2. Call to counsel: More's personal problem -- ch. 3. Call to counsel: the statesman's problem -- ch. 4. Call to counsel: a Christian humanist dilemma -- ch. 5. Education of Christendom -- ch. 6. Power for good -- ch. 7. Debate on counsel -- ch. 8. What More did -- ch. 9. Answer in the dialogue -- ch. 10. Fateful decision.
Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1952
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