Utopía

Satire’s present in the text, “Utopía” by Tomas Moro.
Tomás Moro living in the knowed time by the history was “Middle Ages”, was extended from the century V A.D. until XV A.D., however, this age also was called “Dark Age”, because the great horros to happen for this history’s 1000 years.
Moro reached, max charge, be appointed was Lord Canciller of British King Enrique VIII. In 1515, Morowas sent with a comercial embassy to Flanders, where presumed write the text Utopía, publiqued in 1516.
In the first text, Moro had a conversation with the Cardinal Juan Morton and his friend Rafael Hythloday, in which critque the penalize action of offenses to the person durant this age, not only criticized this scope, they’ re critique de society in general. Be recalled that Moro was a ferventopponent in many aspects of King Enrique VIII, de facto by dead, so that present reviwes to the government’s Enrique VIII.
In the Moro’s text, Utopía was an island, in that the mode of enforce de justice, the citizen rights and the opinión, possess a great value in the time of make decisions. So that, in comparation with the context of the autor, the Monarchy’s Government, containe a strongsocial ladder, that not could not vary, aside the citizen’s opinions, and forming disturbing differences inside each state.
In Utopía, while was a monarchy government, respeting the citizen’s opinión, resembling with the Rome’s Culture, which the senate was compound by politic’s persons and delegates for ensure good of the masses, coloquing to the citizen’s voice in the institution most importanin the Ancient Rome. Come back to the was Utopía, every year, would gather three delegate of each city in Amaurota, the city most important of Utopía, for dicuse the future of each oh these and the island of general. This delegate, had to wear the concerns of those that be not present in the meeting, disces de future of the island, the main themes were the convivence, the war and the exteriorrelationship, inter.
For Moro, Utopía becomes in a idealized society, a society that was very away what he was living, a reality that contrast with a life increasingly depressed by all the facts that ocurred in this time. In the text, Moro reveals his wish for that beech a most just and harmonious society and much fairer in all the ambits that the text delivered. Moro was able to realize that existinequalities that existed, and had the suficient value to contradict to the King and for believe could a better world in where this life tremendously disproportionate and injust, have a modesty face of death, and have a social balance.
By was of conclusion, Moro not by a person that are blinded by your post, Lord Canciller of King Enrique VIII, he was a person able of see the grong and thefrustating it could be, have a post as high and not might do anything face to the injustice that see day to day. Moro end his text realizing of that all his perfect society, his harmonious, not be more that a dream, not be more that a simple Utopía.
Felipe Castillo- 4º Medio.

La sátira presente en el libro “Utopía” de Tomas Moro.
Tomás Moro vivió en la época conocida por la historia como “EdadMedia”, que se extendió desde el siglo V D.C. hasta el XV D.C., sin embargo, esta época también es llamada como la “Edad Oscura”, por los grandes horrores que ocurrieron durante esos 1000 años de historia.
Moro alcanzó, como máximo cargo, ser nombrado Lord Canciller del rey Inglés Enrique VIII. En 1515, Moro fue enviado con una embajada comercial a Flandes, donde se presume escribe el libroUtopía, publicado en 1516.
En el primer libro, Moro tiene una conversación con el Cardenal Juan Morton y su amigo Rafael Hythloday, en la que critican la forma de penalizar los actos de delitos de las personas durante esa época, no solamente criticaban este ámbito, si no que a la sociedad en general. Cabe recordar que Moro fue un ferviente opositor en muchos aspectos del Rey Inglés Enrique...