Utopia

In my utopia, τέλειος, everything is perfect. In τέλειος three main branches of everyday life are completely different in a more exceeding way. With the three main branches being Government, Education, and The People; with these things as the three branches everyone is affected by them in a surpassing way. Everyone is invited to τέλειος. Government In τέλειος there is a perfect government. In my utopia my government consists of everyone working, fair taxes, no debt, God is a very important…

Nicolas Berdiaeff, a 20th century Russian philosopher, once wrote: Utopias appear to be much more achievable than was previously thought. But now we are now faced with a question far more distressing: how to avoid actually creating one? …Utopias are achievable. Life marches towards utopias. And perhaps a new century begins there, a century where an intellectual and cultured class will dream of ways to avoid utopias and return to a non-utopian society, less ‘perfect’ more free. (Huxley V) A…

Every society has the makes to be either a dystopia or a utopia. Thomas More outlines why he thinks his society is corrupt. Then tries to show that it is possible have no corruption to create a utopia. More talks about the citizens, governments, and equality between his society and the utopia and their differences. However, many of the problems faced in society still cause problems today. One problem faced by the people is how the citizens are treated badly. The people that become thieves as a…

society to become a utopia in my opinion, must have these essentials: a society that everyone can be themselves without any worry, crime is a thing of the past, everyone contributes to society and are equal, and everyone lives a long and fulfilling life. Social stability comes with a price along with everything else, and I say that even though it has its advantages, people, along with myself are not ready to give up their rights and lose their individualism to achieve this so called utopia.…

One might imagine the human rights disaster that is North Korea, for example. A few fictional examples include Harrison Bergeron, The Lottery, and The Ones Who Walked From Omelas. These short stories all feature a common theme: society is seen as a utopia to the characters, but the author has added a characteristic (or characteristics) that contaminates it. The characteristics can be very minor, but can offer drastic changes to the society in a way that is hardly challenged due to “tradition.”…

“Utopia is an imagined community or society that possesses highly desirable or nearly perfect qualities for its citizens.” (Wikipedia, 2017) “Pluralism is a group of people with different beliefs who choose to live or work together. All ideas are welcome and fair and honest debate is allowed and expected.”(Farina, 2017) The work I do is in a hospital operating room. Eventhough we are all employed by the hospital and each one of us goes through a different kind of training, there is very little…

Dystopian story's often start off great, but turn into a harsh society. A dystopias are a "bad place" they normally start off great or look great from outside point of view but are actually not the greatest. Someones possible "bright idea" to help us progress in the future could have an effect of a dystopian on our society. "Walking through carnivals, we love to laugh at the versions of ourselves that appear in the funhouse mirror." the fun house mirror shows a completely different reality than…

new world portrays that citizens of their society must be highly controlled and regulated for it to be a utopia. This is portrayed through identity, community and stability in the reservoir. The setting of Brave New World takes place in 2450 A.D referred as 623 year “After Ford” (Huxley 2). The view of identity describes how society must have the same moral in order to believe it can be a utopia. Identity is a key meaning of the World State’s Motto. “Community, stability and identity.”…

“Utopia” means a perfect society. Unfortunately, in reality, the term utopia is just an imagination. Ever since the first human society, there has never been a flawless society. In many cases, inflation, poverty, unemployment, crime rates are only few of many flaws of society. In order to create a society that is close to utopia, many people do social movements. To be more specific, there are nonviolent and violent movements in order to get what people wants from the government and king. However…

A utopia is an idea of a perfect society, meaning everyone lives in peace and harmony. Unlike the book, Ready Player One, by Ernest Cline, which is based off of a dystopian society where people are selfish and degrading of everything and everyone. Based on the future, the book was lived through a virtual video game called OASIS where anything and everything is possible unlike the real world that he is scared to face. This game is his way of escaping the prison like schools and unstable economy…