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Thomas More and the Classical Tyrant

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought

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Le motif du tyran classique dans l'oeuvre de More. L'A. expose d'abord l'histoire du sens des mots tyrannos et tyrannus, puis analyse la Declamatio Thomae Mori Lucianicae Respondens, ou More expose ses vues sur le Tyrannicide de Lucien. L'A. examine ensuite ce que dit More sur les tyrans et les rois dans ses Epigrammes, dans son Utopia, dans son Histoire du roi Richard III.

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