What rhetorical device does thomas more use in utopia

JOURNAL ARTICLE

RHETORICAL STRATEGY AND THE FICTION OF AUDIENCE IN MORE'S "UTOPIA"

Ann W. Astell

The Centennial Review

Vol. 29, No. 3 (SUMMER 1985), pp. 302-319

Published by: Michigan State University Press

https://www.jstor.org/stable/23738431

Page Count: 18

Topics: Utopian fiction, Utopias, Utopianism, Poetry, Rhetorical dialogue, Audiences, Literary criticism, Of counsel

Explanation:

The faith of Islam spread after the death of the Prophet Mohammad. And, it was largely due to three factors. The ease of conversion, the political consolidation of the Islamic state and the remarkable military effectiveness of the Islamic armies. In short, the three reasons were: trade, missionaries, and military conquest.

The Islamic Empire's great efforts and developments in trade proved to be a crucial benefit to the Muslims. Trade was the backbone of economies of empires in Middle East-Central Asia for centuries until sea routes were established. 

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