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Wolf Hall and Bring up the Bodies, two of Mantel’s Tudor series, challenge the history and overturn the collective ideas of absoluteness. With irony structures, they invent a world of ethical utopian with distinctive features. Just as the construction of “the ideal country” and “the peach garden”, the two novels construct a unique utopia of narrative discourses of modern fictions, in which the hero Cromwell’s power of human nature has been revealed. They also reflect the author’s ambition of reconstruct the whole social ethics.

Ethical Utopian Construction of Wolf Hall and Bring up the Bodies