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- A Utopia is an ideal, perfect society, characterized by equality, peace, and prosperity.
Correct answer is utopia.
What is utopia?
- A utopia or eutopia is often used to depict a fictional island society in the New World that has very desirable or almost perfect qualities for its citizens. Sir Thomas More first used the term in his book Utopia, published in 1516. It might, however, also refer to a planned community. The term or its adjectival form may be used interchangeably with the words "impossible," "far-fetched," or "deluded" in everyday speech.
Examples of Utopia
Utopias have been shown in a variety of circumstances through literature, the arts, popular culture, and other media. Some examples include as follows:
- A beautiful setting where there was "no knowledge of good and evil" was the Garden of Eden.
- In the spiritually magical place known as heaven, God, angels, and human souls coexist peacefully.
- In James Hilton's novel Lost Horizon, Shangri-La is a mythical serene valley.
- According to Ellis's account of the Land of Cockaigne in Specimens of Early English Poets, "dwellings were fashioned of barley sugar and cakes, the streets were paved with pastry."
- The entirety of the Golden Age as depicted by Greek poet Hesiod
- In the Star Trek franchise, the Federation
- In the Hunger Games books, the Capital is a posh, liberated location.
- In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, England is described as a place without famine or conflicts but also without feeling.
Therefore an ideal, perfect society, characterized by eqality, peace, and prosperity is Utopia.
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