The term "utopia" comes from ancient Greek. It literally means "no place," but it's also a pun ... So, what is it that makes the idea so seductive? Who is attracted to a more perfect world?

It was Oscar Wilde who said “a map of the world that does not include Utopia is not worth even glancing ... so much of modern literature. It is a place of fear, tyrannical governments, social ...

More coined the term himself, combining the Greek words for "not" and "place" to ... popularized the idea of writing about fictional societies as though they were real. His Utopia was not a ...

On the Utopia Neighborhood Club website, a quote from cultural critic Stephen Duncombe reads “Utopia is No-Place, and therefore ... In America 2017, these ideas are highly relevant.

This strange California town is what people thought a futuristic utopia would be 60 years ago, but today, Sea Ranch truly feels like a place from the future, offering a unique combination of ...

GOP officials' unflinching commitment to this idea has created all kinds of governance ... overpromised on the tax cuts as a "sort-of Ayn Rand utopia, a red-state model," citing the author whose ...

Utopia comes from the Greek word ... what they imagine to be a perfect place but which quickly becomes no place. Utopian ideas attract visionaries who believe they have an ideal system of ...

skid row is a place where recovery is pervasive, community outreach is the norm and empathetic leaders have built institutions that turn lives around. OK, but how well does “Utopia/Dystopia ...

Bill Maher joked on Friday that if he were going to build a utopia, he wouldn’t do it in ... Musk has toyed with the idea of establishing a town in Texas before. A People Magazine article ...