UTOPIA

Utopia

Utopia

Introduction

Utopia is a representation of an ideal reality and flawless. This is reflected in the writings by an ideal political system (which govern men perfectly), a perfect society (for example, without injustice, as Callipolis Socrates) or as a community of people living happily and in harmony. The action takes place, to avoid making the Index, in an imaginary world, like an unknown island (The Island of Slaves, Marivaux, 1725), or an inaccessible mountain (the discovery of Eldorado). Utopia may also designate a reality difficult to accept: in this sense, describe something utopian is to disqualify and to regard it as irrational, which changes the definition of text-oriented literary and political pipe dream, testament to the struggle between two beliefs, one in the opportunity to reflect on the real by the fictional representation, the other on the dissociation radical dreams and act, of the ideal and reality.

Thesis statement

The paper discusses about the idea of utopia and its beliefs. It describes how and why there is no possibility of living in a utopian world. As Utopia is defined as a perfectly nice place, especially in its social, political and moral.

Discussion

Remove the people and the freedom to choose a utopia called Destination Huxley dramatically suppresses the individual in society. People of this utopia is completely devoid of emotion, it is important that the person is deficient. They have a sense of love, attention and sympathy, because happiness is blind, is necessary for stability. Be free from these characteristics of people in these utopia virtual robots. People in this society to live under strict government control in order to maintain a stable society. Thus, the last question asked: Is it worth the suppression of freedom and individuality of a stable society and a "perfect". In real life utopia Huxley general purpose is to maintain a stable government in the form of a perfect society. In fact, people have lost their free will, because they are not responsible for themselves because they are responsible for the state. Society depends on management. But the perfection of that society really needs? Our flaws make us human. loss of individuality in Huxley's utopia may be associated with experience (Hine, 2003).

The Believe

As human beings, of course, the question of our institutions and our society. In Karl Marx's "TMS proletarian theory of the natural state, citizens recognize the importance of maintaining state about the importance of individual ...