The Greeks had two different interpretation for the word “Utopia”.
The first one (pronounced U-topos) meant “the good place”.
The second, pronounced Ü-topos, meant “the place that cannot be”.
Paraphrasing Mad Men.
August 12, 2011 by sketchbloom
The Greeks had two different interpretation for the word “Utopia”.
The first one (pronounced U-topos) meant “the good place”.
The second, pronounced Ü-topos, meant “the place that cannot be”.
Paraphrasing Mad Men.
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