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Here are a few political cartoons.
Political cartoons are the most common form of satire around today. We see these cartoons in our newspapers, magazines and social media. Satire is still a very influential, as well as entertaining, type of argument.
“Awesome, horrible, or a little bit of both?”
In my text “Utopia” I used an unusual writing style to convey a utopia.
The style of argument I used was “playfully systematic”. In my book I used a lot of sarcasm and satire. Now, read through “Utopia” once, and it sounds like I'm a control freak and a jerk. Stating things like “Women, for the most part, deal in wool and flax, which suit best with their weakness.”, “Throughout the island they wear the same sort of clothes; The fashion never alters.”, and “No family may have less than ten and more than sixteen persons in it”. Yea, see, that doesn't sound like fun. But, as one reads closer, you can see the point that I am trying to make (or se we think). Utopia, or a perfect world without wars or famine or poverty etc. is impossible without “crazy” or “controversial” rules like these. Do I really believe this would be the perfect utopia? Or am I mocking the idea of one?
Utopia - Thomas More
The way I conveyed my argument of utopia was through my book “Utopia”. This influenced my argument in a way that I was better able to convey it. I was able to specifically, and in detail explain my ideas an thoughts. I was able to reach many people by publishing a book. Being published as a book, my ideas have been able to live on through many generations, all the way to the present day.
Because “Utopia” was published, many people are able to reference my ideas, build off of them, and even criticize them. successfully
Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998)
“For if you suffer your people to be ill-educated, and their manners to be corrupted from their infancy, and then punish them for those crimes to which their first education disposed them, what else is to be concluded from this, but that you first make thieves and then punish them.”
Utopia by Thomas Moore
Utopia, Sir Thomas More
Çiğnenip geçilir kralların çizdiği tüm sınırlar, krallar ölür ütopyalar değil.
l Thomas More
The Netherlands.
The Netherlands is where I published my book “Utopia” in 1516. As you can see, this is in Europe. During the time my book was published, Europe had many values we no longer hold today. Such as a woman shall serve her husband, and work domestically. Men are the rulers of the house and society, doing all manual labor. People typically did not own more than what was necessary. The values and arguments in my utopia are influenced by what was valued and considered socially acceptable at the time.
Because of these differences in values from 1516 Europe to current day United States, this utopia is not relevant. However, in 14th century Europe, this utopia seems plausible and acceptable.
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In an individuals free time, reading is favorable in this utopia.
Not too fancy.
Style is overrated.
Every individual will wear the same thing. The only differences shall be between the sexes (male and female), married individuals, or unmarried individuals. The style of clothing will never change and it shall be fitting for all weather. Every family will make their own clothing. Women, for the most part, will be the ones responsible for making the clothing.
Agriculture is everything.
No man or woman is ignorant to it. Every man and woman will be exposed to agriculture either by schooling or by practice.
The society will be run on agriculture. Most individuals will work in agriculture. There will always be plenty, and no person shall ever be in need of more (food).
The ideal society.
