Question

Thomas More’s Utopia became a recurring theme in literature because:

• A. It originated the literary genre of the 'utopian novel,' influencing later authors to adopt its unique narrative format.
• B. It offered a direct and biting satire of contemporary European monarchies and religious institutions, inspiring political reform movements.
• C. It expressed the human dream of a perfect society
• D. Its lasting appeal stemmed primarily from Thomas More's stature as a leading Renaissance humanist and his profound philosophical insights.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. It expressed the human dream of a perfect society

• The idea of a perfect world without suffering or injustice is a common and enduring human fantasy.

• More’s Utopia inspired utopian and dystopian literature for centuries.