Cartas de un humanista (II). Santo Tomás Moro

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      [1] La única carta que se incluye en este libro y que sí ha sido traducida a nuestra lengua es la que abre el volumen, dirigida a Peter Giles (octubre de 1516); los motivos que han llevado a recogerla aquí provienen fundamentalmente (i) de su especial significación por el lugar en el que figura —inicio-prefacio de la Utopía, obra insignia del humanista inglés— y el papel que posee, así como (ii) de su especial concatenación con la carta al mismo destinatario en agosto de 1517 y que sigue a la anterior.

      [2] СКАЧАТЬ