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TOMÁS MORO (1480-1535)
“La sociedad política que construye idealmente Tomás Moro, en las páginas de su Utopía, tiene alguna similitud con el pensamiento político de Platón. Ambos suponen una estructura comunista, esto es, que signifique la desparición de la propiedad privada. Pero con notables diferencias; en Platón ese comunismo sólo debe existir respecto de la clase de los guardianes, para que toda su atención se encuentre concentrada en las tareas propias del gobierno. Moro Instead, he proposes that communism, or the disappearance of private property, encompassing the entire society and, like the Marxists, which is a precursor, derives its attack on private property and proposes the elimination of same, to replace the collective, for the same reasons that would express the Marxist socialism: the inequalities and exploitation resulting unequal distribution of wealth. More advanced than the Marxist communism Moro is comprehensive, covers all means of production and consumption. "
PORRUA PEREZ, FRANCISCO

MEXICO STATE THEORY. Porrua, 1954. P.101


THOMAS CAMPANELLA (1568-1639)
"... it is also the author of a communist utopia. In his book The City of the Sun imagines the existence of a polity in which there is no private property whatsoever, corresponding to all work products of its inhabitants and also being in common use. "
PORRUA PEREZ, FRANCISCO

MEXICO STATE THEORY. Porrua, 1954. P.101