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New Atlantis

Book • 1627
Written around 1623 and published posthumously in 1627, 'New Atlantis' is a philosophical and utopian work by Francis Bacon.

The story follows a group of sailors who discover the mysterious island of Bensalem, where they encounter a society governed by a democratically elected parliament and guided by the principles of Salomon’s House, an institution dedicated to the advancement of knowledge and the study of nature.

The novel emphasizes the integration of science and ethics in governance and highlights Bacon’s vision of a society where knowledge and reason are central to human progress and happiness.

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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by Simon Schaffer when discussing the concept of 'new' in early modern science.
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The History of Revolutionary Ideas: The Scientific Revolution
Mentioned by Patrick Deneen as the author of "The New Atlantis", discussing its utopian vision.
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Why Liberalism Failed w/ Patrick Deneen
Mentioned by Dominic Sandbrook and Tom Holland as a novel that portrays an island society of scientists.
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315: Atlantis: Legacy of the Lost Empire (Part 2)
Mentioned by Melvyn Bragg as a work where Francis Bacon invents a world where his scientific ideas are implemented.
Baconian Science
Mentioned as a utopian novel exploring ideas of a politically and scientifically advanced society.
CLASSIC: The Story of Atlantis
Mentioned by the speaker as philosophical utopias.
Ernst Bloch zum 140. Geburtstag: Hoffnung, trotz allem
Mentioned by Andrew Rose while discussing the influence of Francis Bacon's book on the founding of the Royal Society.
Ep. 169: Fractal University, Scenius, and the future of higher ed. | Andrew Rose
Mentioned by Flint Dibble in the context of discussing the transmission of the Atlantis story.
#264 - Atlantis, Ancient Egypt & Graham Hancock's Lost Civilization | Flint Dibble
Mentioned by Tim Hogan as a book written by Sir Francis Bacon based on the idea of redeveloping Atlantean technologies.
#173 Tim Hogan - The Knights Templar, New Atlantis & Humanity’s Hidden Path to Enlightenment
Erwähnt von Julia Grillmayr als eines der wichtigsten Werke der neuzeitlichen Utopie-Literatur.
#33 2022 Über Utopien - mit Julia Grillmayr
Mentioned by Maia as the author of scandalous political writings and plays.
89: Rumor Has It pt.2: Dearest Reader
Mentioned by Rachel Fulton Brown in a discussion about the Dragon Common Room's project and its relation to Francis Bacon's work.
The Medieval Mind: Insights with Rachel Fulton Brown

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