Enter Thomas More's imagined society and explore enduring questions about politics, justice, wealth, work, and human nature.
Thomas More's Utopia presents an imagined island society that provides the framework for a wide-ranging examination of European political and social life.
Through conversations and descriptions of the fictional society, More explores government, property, labor, education, religion, law, wealth, and social organization. The work invites readers to question whether the institutions of their own society truly produce justice and happiness.
Since its publication in the sixteenth century, Utopia has remained a foundational work of political philosophy and social thought.
Discover Thomas More's influential vision and explore timeless questions about how societies should be organized and governed.
