Kizspy | Question: 1 (Choose 1 answer)
In his book "Images of the Future", the author writes: "It was but a small step for man from realizing that he had a future to wanting to know what that future would bring." The author identifies some of the earliest known images of the future, ones that go much further back in human culture than the science fiction films and tv series and the modern dystopians novels often named as examples. Which of these are NOT considered early "images of the future?"
A. The City of God by St. Augustine
B. Plato's Politeia, also known as The Republic
C. Thomas More's Utopia
D. Fred Polak'S the image of future
