The Apocalypse and Utopian Places

Abstract

This article intends to evaluate how in the time of Thomas More the book of Revelation was interpreted within a process of hermeneutical rotation around the categories of time and place, in order to identify the readings that have been positioned either in the author's time or outside the author's time, as well as the hermeneutics of the last biblical book that puts the reader in the center of the places of the text or out of these places.