Utopia

The closest attempts at a modern day utopia were those such as Stalin and Mao's socialist attempts. However they backfired and turned into distopias due to their selfish impulses. Hitler himself wanted to form a Utopia through the ultimate race, the arian's.

Society will shift toward socialist ideals without the need for violent revolution (apex)

no he didnt

Yes in the sense that it was perfect in every way - genetically, morally, and spiritually for example. No in the sense that it was a real place geographically and not imaginary as is commonly associated with the word utopia.

if you go to the web site its talking about him hoisting a bronze trophy.....

The Republic (Πολιτεία) by Plato, written around 380 BCE.

In Utopia

The theme is the value and responsibility of the individual.

It is a story set in the far future in a Utopian (or Dystopian depending on how you look at it) society. Despite its setting, it is a simple ethical tale. We ask similar questions in our society? It is okay to kill one innocent person through our death penalty in order to be certain that we kill more of the guilty ones? Or is it better to let one guilty person go free in order to make sure we don't put any innocents to death? Different people have different answers to that question... just as some of the people in this story understand what their enjoyment and freedom is based on, and accept it, while others walk away, preferring disappointment and pain to the idea of contributing to someone else's suffering.

Obviously, the story doesn't deal with all of the philosophical complexities, and the possible symbolic meanings, but it is definitely a story of responsibility and humanity... how do you gauge the value of one versus many? Is the one right to accept suffering? Is the other right to walk away? Are the many right to accept the sacrifice... or the choice of those who walk away? :)

The book titled Utopia by Thomas Moore is about Heaven. It is a Christian based novel which talks about the truth of the Heaven that is within the Holy Bible.

Utopia is a civilization or state of being where everything is perfect, everyone is happy, and it has no faults. However, Utopia has been proven to not be attainable due to the selfish nature of humans.

There is not a definite yes or no answer to this question.

In the meaning that ignorance is bliss, yes- the citizens there know nothing about pain or suffering, as they have never seen it, so they are 'happy'. However, their lives are incomplete, because they are deprived of nearly all sensation, including color. So, in a way, they are not living to their fullest potential.

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• Moreton (An allusion to Sir Thomas More, he who coined the term Utopia, also the title of his 1516 book.)

The first attempt did not work out very well. It was about 200 years ago from this year (2009) and it was in North Korea. The ruler tried to make a utopian society but failed when a shootout started between the citizens .The shooting started because of a drug war.

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I don't think censorship lends itself at all to a utopian society. A perfect society would have a free exchange of ideas, therefore I would say that censorship lends itself to a dystopian society.

im to full of it

In utopian communities, the goal is generally to achieve a perfect form of socialism and that everyone works together and share the bounty equally. However, that normally only works on small communities, it is impossible to achieve an utopian community in a large city. In summary, the goal of the utopian community was to achieve perfection via socialism.

Sir Thomas More wrote the first novel about an ideal world separate from the material one. In our time, Lois Lowry wrote about a community that appears utopian and perfect in the beginning but turns out to be somewhat of a dystopia as emotions and all humane feelings are eradicated. This book is called The Giver. Some other authors have experimented with the utopian/dystopian format, such as George Orwell with Nineteen Eighty-Four along with the novel Brave New World (not written by Orwell). Utopian nations or societies are on the mind of creative authors as perfect worlds are thought up of frequently. In Orwell's Nineteen Eighty Four, a book written in the 1940s, tells about a constantly watched society that proves to be dystopian. Because of the early years of the Cold War, Orwell was inspired to write a fiction book having to do with the secret police forces found in the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany during the 1930s. Orwell also wrote another book, Animal Farm, which tells of the rise of the Soviet Union through metaphors such as animals.

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Utopia is a term for an ideal society. Its nature: 1. fictional, unrealistic, impossible to achieve, nonexistence 2. assumed as place of perfection 3. place where humankind's happiness is fulfilled 4. in theology, this is like paradise, el dorado, heaven 5. in terms of war, it is peace and order

Thomas More is often regarded as a hero for his staunch principles and moral integrity, particularly his refusal to accept King Henry VIII's supremacy over the Church, which ultimately led to his execution. His commitment to his beliefs, even in the face of death, has inspired many as a symbol of conscience and religious conviction. However, some critique his views on certain social issues, such as his stance on heretics, complicating his legacy. Overall, perceptions of More vary, balancing his heroism with the context of his beliefs.