More's "Utopia"

Thomas More’s "Utopia," published in 1516, is a detailed fictional account of an ideal society on an imaginary island. It presents a community with shared property, religious tolerance, effective governance, and social equality, aiming to explore how such a society could function harmoniously. More uses this fictional setting to critique European society of his time, highlighting issues like inequality, greed, and injustice. "Utopia" is both a visionary blueprint for perfect living and a satirical reflection, encouraging readers to think about how societal reforms could address human flaws.