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    unattainable reverie that is far from the grasp of our hands? A tale to tell in many fantasy novels? Or can it be attained? With the advances in technology and such, perhaps it isn’t the most far-fetched idea. The idea first came in 1516 when Sir Thomas More wrote about the first utopian world, a word stemmed from the Greek words ‘ou-topos’ and ‘eu-topos’. The word literally translates to ‘no-place’. This leads me on to my first matter: Each and every one of us has our own inimitable idea of a…

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    of England Henry the VIII. While other characters like Thomas More stand as a reference point of selfhood and prudence. In the beginning of the pay Richard Rich was not corrupted but shortly after More denied him a higher ranking position he turned his back on More for wealth and power. Thomas…

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    become robots; only knowing what we need to and ignoring anything else that’s not absolutely necessary. This is what happened in the film The Matrix. To obtain the ideal, well rounded Utopian society we need to truly understand and learn more. It’s necessary to have more “thinkers” rather than “doers”, as many jobs and activities are in our current society. This leads to…

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    Mr. Bello January 8, 2016 Saint Thomas More Saint Thomas More, a Catholic Martyr, was born on February 7, 1478 in Milk Street, London. He was a reformer, English lawyer, social philosopher, author, statesman and Renaissance humanist. Many of his friends were bishops and scholars. He wrote the book Utopia, about the political system of an ideal nation. His father was Sir John More, a lawyer and judge, and his mother was Agnes. When he was young, More went to Saint Anthony 's school. He was…

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    First Believer Book Report

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    athletes to train in just like me. So for my may program I wanted to find an internship that could replicate this notion. From a friend’s recommendation I found first athlete, a sport’s training gym, to be the perfect fit and I knew it would teach me more about what goes on behind the scenes of training. I see myself as being a capable leader and I strive for success so the book I read throughout may program was “Be the First Believer”, by Ed Deutschlander, where he covers all the values a great…

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    is purely satirical, and not to be taken seriously as his eminence, Archdeacon of Barnstable, has suggested. To interpret, Utopia, as anything more than satire, and a critical analysis of English society is not only an act of ignorance, but also could have a dangerous outcome if the book is implemented in any way outside the original purpose. Sir Thomas More did not intend to write a book…

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    Money may be the root of all problems but it is also what most people strive for. Money, wealth, and status all make the journey of life easier and more comfortable. Many people seek for these luxuries in life, making them greedy. In the play, A Man for All Seasons, written by Robert Bolt, there is a character named Richard Rich, who aims for this comfortable, enjoyable lifestyle. He speaks to the readers as if he is a part of the society. The author uses his character to convey the extent one…

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    1478 in London. Placed into a home as a boy under his Patron John Morton. Thomas More, a very well-known man throughout Europe who decided one day that he was not going to conform to ordinary life. More as a teenager was sent, by his patron, to Canterbury College and learned Greek studies then left to study law at Lincoln’s Inn at his home town. Unfortunately, his Patron, John Morton Died the next year in 1500. More began to seek toughness. By doing this he wanted to prove to everyone that he…

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    upper-class with a new and innovative culinary delight. While a first and superficial glance may draw a conclusion that identifies More and Swift to be…

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    The Light in the Fog She wandered into the fog. The fog wrapped her in postnatal gloom. Deep in the bowels of her being, she flopped like a rag doll. Unable to stand, she crawled the wasteland. "Goo," gurgled Emma. Lisa turned at the sound. She roused herself from the numbness that weighed her down and stumbled to the cot. The Misery of Sin One, two, three, and out goes he! In tailored suit and leather shoes, Mr Loral Johnson, MP, strode to the Iron Door and pressed the button. Inside a…

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