Philosophical Disquisitions: What is Utopia? The Meta-Utopian Argument
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A utopian world is the best of all possible worlds. It is the world that we should want to build; it is the place we should all want t...
Philosophical Disquisitions: What is Utopia? The Meta-Utopian Argument Pages Home Book About Podcast Best Of Papers Media Newsletter Sunday, November 13, 2016 What is Utopia? The Meta-Utopian Argument Tweet A utopian world is the best of all possible worlds. It is the world that we should want to build; it is the place we should all want to be. And yet when we task our best minds to come up with visions of utopia, they tend to disappoint. They often imagine some squalid commune — like B.F. Skinner in Walden 2 — in which conformity is bred into citizens through perfected social engi
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