The latter two terms in particular are sometimes used synonymously and given a variety of meanings. Here are his definitions: Utopianism—social dreaming. Utopia—a non-existent society described in ...

Many of the most enduring works in the utopian genre contain sharp criticisms of contemporary society. Instead of taking the reader to utopia and stressing the abuses of the outside world, however, ...

4. William Henry Pease and Jane H. Pease, Black Utopia: Negro Communal Experiments in America (Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1963), 19. 5. Although many records have been lost, ...

Society presented nothing but wrongs ... These new social systems were foredoomed as Utopian; the more completely they were worked out in detail, the more they could not avoid drifting off ...

The flourishing of a utopian society relies on groups of people grappling with very material concerns and steps. What would make most people have a more dignified standard of living? In other ...

weapons, inequality or royalty. Here’s how to build a paradise on Earth. Plus art, books and ideas about the utopian dream ...

The idea of an ideal society, initiated by Thomas More in the early 16th century, was further developed by French utopian ...