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Leonardo: Utopia from Thomas More to Walter Benjamin

By Ana Peraica

Leonardo

September 04, 2017

Utopia from Thomas More to Walter Benjamin (Abensour) Short but an interesting eclectic reading, with critical insight and a great translation by Raymond N. MacKenzie, keeping the original richness of the language but adding clarity to it, this book surely is an enjoyable reading for theorists of politics and cultural studies.

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