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Este breve artículo analiza, a la luz de los 500 años de la publicación de Utopía, de Tomás Moro, las implicaciones del “pensamiento utópico” en la actualidad. Partiendo de cuatro supuestos que definirían este tipo de razonamiento, se afirma que las viejas utopías se enfocaban en la totalidad del mundo llamado “sociedad”; sin embargo, ahora han sido individualizadas y privatizadas. A pesar de esto, se plantea un llamado a las utopías activas, que permiten una visión alternativa del futuro, en la que funcionan como “guías para la acción social”.References
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