In a state of Utopia, all needs are met and there is no need for strife and combativeness. The philosophy of Utopianism seeks to create the best life possible for all mankind. It replaces a complex and difficult world with one where common sense and noble actions are the norm and everyone works together for common goals and mutual benefit.

Theodore Olson has written:

'Millennialism, utopianism, and progress' -- subject(s): Millennialism, Progress, Utopias

Egalitarianism is the belief in equality, where everyone should have the same rights and opportunities. Utopianism, on the other hand, is the idea of a perfect society or world that is ideal and flawless. Both concepts involve envisioning a better society, but while egalitarianism focuses on equality in the existing world, utopianism imagines an idealized society that may not be achievable.

Utopian literature works are written to support the idea of a utopia. Most Fairy Tales (think Disney) have Utopian endings, where everything is happier ever after.

Vincent Geoghegan has written:

'Utopianism and Marxism' -- subject(s): Utopias, Socialism, Communism

'Reason and Eros' -- subject(s): Philosophy, Sociology, Marxian school of sociology