Thomas More (Utopia)

Thomas More’s "Utopia" is a philosophical work from 1516 that describes an ideal society on an imaginary island. It explores themes of justice, community, and governance, illustrating a place where resources are shared, leaders are chosen for virtue, and social harmony prevails. More uses this fictional society to critique and contrast existing European practices, encouraging reflection on political and ethical reforms. The book blends dialogue and description, prompting readers to consider different ways of organizing society for fairness and well-being, making it a foundational text in political philosophy and social thought.