Volume 05:1 (Autumn 1962)
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J. Keith Melville writes how “Sir Thomas More published his Utopia in 1516. It is one of a series of imaginative portrayals, beginning with Plato’s Republic, suggesting the desirability of, and man’s hope for, an ideal society.” He relates this to our faith in “Brigham Young’s Ideal Society: The Kingdom of God.” Then M. C. Golightly asks “Proper Names in Plays, by Chance or Design?” Also, Kenneth Bernard addresses Henry James’s “The Real Thing.”
J. Keith Melville writes how “Sir Thomas More published his Utopia in 1516. It is one of a series of imaginative portrayals, beginning with Plato’s Republic, suggesting the desirability of, and man’s hope for, an ideal society.” He relates this to our faith in “Brigham Young’s Ideal Society: The Kingdom of God.” Then M. C. Golightly asks “Proper Names in Plays, by Chance or Design?” Also, Kenneth Bernard addresses Henry James’s “The Real Thing.”
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| Weight | 12 oz |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 6 × .5 in |
