City of the Sun

"City of the Sun" is a philosophical work by Tommaso Campanella, written in the early 17th century. It describes an ideal society situated in a utopian city where all property is shared, and people live harmoniously. The citizens focus on education, science, and communal welfare, rejecting personal ownership and social hierarchies. Campanella’s ideas reflect his vision of a society based on reason and natural law, aiming to promote the common good. The book explores themes of governance, freedom, and the role of religion, and has inspired discussions about utopian ideals throughout history.