Each of the following questions must be answered in detail. Research should be done on the general concept of "UTOPIA," as well as on the specific questions raised, so that your answers will be informed and thorough. Your first, immediate step is to create an outline. This outline will demonstrate your strategy for answering the questions. As always, DO YOUR BEST WORK (smile)
How would you define a utopian society?
Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies?
What are the ideals (e.g., freedom, responsibility, justice, community, etc.) that should be honored in a utopian society?
Why do people continue to pursue the concept of a utopian society?
How do competing notions of what a utopian society should look like lead to conflict?
What is the purpose and / or consequence of creating and/ or maintaining a dystopian society?
Is utopia attainable? At what cost would it be worth attaining?
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How would you define a utopian society?
An utopian society is an crime free or an place you can get away to wil no or little crimes rates and murder
Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies?
yes
What are the ideals (e.g., freedom, responsibility, justice, community, etc.) that should be honored in a utopian society?
brave, kindness, smartness, maybe accademies
Why do people continue to pursue the concept of a utopian society?
They are hoping for an world or atleast an place where people can escape to becuase the world here today so mess up
How do competing notions of what a utopian society should look like lead to conflict?
It will never will
What is the purpose and / or consequence of creating and/ or maintaining a dystopian society?
the consequences is people doing thing becuase it is to peacefull
Is utopia attainable? At what cost would it be worth attaining?
It would cost atleast 500 dollars and yes utopia is attainable
1)Utopian society is a perfect place that consist of no worries in the world
2)i think that a Utopian society is like a perfect thought if you live in the hood but if you live in some type of island then nothing has changed
3)freedom, responsibility, justice, community, respect and no violence because my Utopian society has no worries
4)everyone wants to know what it is like to live in a wonderful place and not have to wake up in the morning hearing gun shots
How would you define a utopian society? I would define it just like being a normal society but in a diffrent country.
Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies?No the time has changed but the people and culture has not died.
What are the ideals (e.g., freedom, responsibility, justice, community, etc.) that should be honored in a utopian society?Just being able to make your own decisions is being free.The people of that nation the culture should be honored.
Why do people continue to pursue the concept of a utopian society?because it goes back to our natural roots and those people are like us even though we don't know where we came from.
How do competing notions of what a utopian society should look like lead to conflict?Because it can never be the same how it once was.
What is the purpose and / or consequence of creating and/ or maintaining a dystopian society?the purpose is keeping a clean society and making sure people remmber what it is and what it stands for.
Is utopia attainable? At what cost would it be worth attaining?To me in my opinion it is very attaining not basing off of what it look lke but the people
...5) there will be no conflict because most comments are pretty much the same
6) so that people will always have a place to wonder off to when he or she is feeling down
7)yes. at this day and age the world id getting worse and worse everyday so it would be nice to have a thought for little children to think about when there days are rough
1. A place of no problems kind of what you can say a perfect society.
2. yes because there's no perfect society that i know of all of them have some type of problem.
3.Responsibility
4.Because they want to have a better society.
5.?
6. There will be crime and other bad situations
7. I don't think it is because there's no perfect society no matter how much you try to make it perfect.
How would you define a utopian society?
I think that a utopian society is a society where there are no problems or issues that are effecting the society. It is a society that basically is perfect. Even though we all know that there is no such thing as a perfect society because we are not perfect.
Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies?
No, because people still think that utopia is a perfect society and they consider it a paradise.
What are the ideals (e.g., freedom, responsibility, justice, community, etc.) that should be honored in a utopian society?
Since this society is perfect the things that will be honored would be citizenship, respect for elders, leadership, and positive attitudes.
Why do people continue to pursue the concept of a utopian society?
People continue to pursue the concept of a utopian society because today we live in a world were there is so much hatred and crime and people just want to see how it will be to live in a society that never has anything go wrong and that they can be safe in.
How do competing notions of what a utopian society should look like lead to conflict?
It will never lead to any conflict because to me how will you try to compete on a society were its perfect there should really be no competing.
What is the purpose and / or consequence of creating and/ or maintaining a dystopian society?
There is no purpose why would you want to create a bad society? If you think about we are living in a dystopian society, even though out society is not as bad as it can be we are dealing with things such a poverty, drugs, crimes, and abuse. Which are some things that we should really not be dealing with.
Is utopia attainable? At what cost would it be worth attaining?
Truthfully, I think that utopia is not attainable because the people that live in the society makes up the society. meaning the people shape and create it. Until we have people not "waking up on the wrong side of the bed" nothing will change. There is no cost because its not going to happen.
1. I think Utopia is a perfect place to live without any problems.
2. I think the concept has changed because the more things become wrong with the world the more people change there views of what they want Utopia to be like.
3. In Utopia people should be free to do what they want within reason and everything should be peaceful.
4.Everyone has there own view of what the perfect place should be like, so it causes conflict.
5. Dystopia's purpose is for people who do what ever they want and it makes the world a bad place to live in.
6.I don't think Utopia is possible right now because there are people who do too many wrong things like murder and robbery to make a society peaceful.
1. I would define utopian society a fiction society that people think of it as a perfect society.
2. No, I think the concepts of utopian has not changed because people still believe that utopian society is a crime free paradise.
3. The ideals are like leadership, smartness, respectful, and positive characters.
4. People actually want to live in a world where they are truly free and that they know that they are safe.
5. From my point of view you can not compete utopian society to conflict because everyone believe that utopian is like paradise a perfect society.
6. There is no purpose to it why would people want a bad society. We are in a dystopian society now.
7. As you can see utopian is not unattainable because the people in our society are intimidating, rude, and disruptive. In addition, if everyone was positive in our society then utopian could be unattainable. There is no cost.
1.i would have to say perfect paradise.
2.yes,if it stayed the same
3.freedom
4.they want the perfect life
5.cause they might not like the same the thing then they take sides which leads to war.
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1-In my opinion i think a Utopian Society is a society where there is no crime, and a place where everyone gets along.
2-I think that the Utopian have changed over time.
3-I think that kindness and bravness should be honored of the people in the Utopian Society.
4-I think that the reason why people try to pursue the concept of the Utopian Soiciety because it is a crime free place where everyone gets along, and other countrys would like to be just like that.
5-Yes i do think that it would lead to conflict.
6-I Think that the conquences is that people are going to start creating conflicts because its so crime free and peaceful.
7-I dont think that we can reach the standards of the Utopian Society because people are going to do what they want no matter what consequences are behind it. I think that violence is always going to go on because of people decisions and what they are capable of doing.
How would you define a utopian society?
An utopian society is an is a place with no crime and everyone can live in peace and harmony.
Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies?
ye s and no some concepts have.
What are the ideals (e.g., freedom, responsibility, justice, community, etc.) that should be honored in a utopian society?
besides what is listed above there
should be unity and that is one of the main things i think that society should be built on.
Why do people continue to pursue the concept of a utopian society?
They are hopping to see an change in the world no one wants to see the world the way it is. Almost every one wants peace.
How do competing notions of what a utopian society should look like lead to conflict?
It would not lead to that its utopia
What is the purpose and / or consequence of creating and/ or maintaining a dystopian society?
the consequence would be a good one it would bring peace
Is utopia attainable? At what cost would it be worth attaining?
i believe a utopia is attainable no matter what the cost is.
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1. I WOULD DEFINE A UTOPIAN SOCIETY AS A PLACE THAT HOLDS NO FLAWS. TO ME, A UTOPIAN SOCIETY IS A WOLRD THAT IS SIMPLY PERFECTION AND CREATES NO IMPERFECTION.
2. WELL, DUH!! EVERY CULTURE HAS THEIR OWN VIEW ON WHAT A UTOPIA IS. A UTOPIA TO ONE CULTURE MAY BE A PLACE WHERE THE CAN SLAUGHTER EACH OTHER FOR FUN WHEREAS, ANOTHER CULTURE MAY FEEL THAT A UTOPIAN SOCIETY IS WHERE THEY CAN LIVE AT PEACE WITH AN ABUNDANCE OF FOOD AND SHELTER. IT ALL DEPENDS ON A PERSONS CULTURE.
3. IN MY OPINION, UNITY IS THE ONLY IDEAL THAT WOULD BE HONORED BECAUSE WITHOUT A UNIFIED COMMUNITY, THERE WOULD NOT BE A UTOPIA.
4. ALOT OF PEOPLE WANT TO LIVE IN A PERFECT SOCEITY AND MAY THINK THAT THEY WILL SOON GET TO LIVE IN ONE ALTHOUGH IN REALITY, OUR SOCIETY WILL NEVER BE A UTOPIA.
5. EVERYBODY HAS THEIR OWN OPINION OF WHAT A UTOPIA SHOULD BE LIKE AND, OF COURSE, THEIR WILL BE DIFFERENCES THAT MAY LEAD TO SOME SORT OF CONFLICT.
6. THE CONSEQUENCE OF CREATING A DYSTOPIAN SOCIETY IS DISPLAYED EVERYDAY IN OUR NATION. AS YOU CAN SEE, THERE ARE SO MANY THINGS THAT WE, AS A NATION, DO NOT AGREE ON WHICH CAUSES MAINLY PHYSICAL CONFLICTS.
7. I THINK THAT OVER TIME, UTOPIA IS ATTAINABLE. IF THE PEOPLE THAT INHABIT THIS NATION WOULD STOP THEIR QUARRELING AND AGREE ON THINGS WITHOUT FIGHTING THEN WE COULD HAVE THE OPPORTUINTY TO LIVE IN A UTOPIAN SOCIETY.
1. I define a utopian society as a society that don't have no problems.
2. No because it will be hard to do that do to the all the crime rates and everything else.
3. Respect, freedom and freedom of speech.
4. People would want to live in a good place with no crime.
5. People might not like other people and that can lead to fights.
6. The consequence is to let people do what they want but in a peaceful society.
7. Yea a utopian society is attainable. A utopian society can cost a lot of money to me.
11th grade
what happens if i were to answer the question i chose and create an outline then create the other six by next Tuesday?
How would you define a Utopian society?
• A place in which social, legal, and political justice and perfect harmony exist.
Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies?
• I believe that it has changed in a few ways. Its still has laws but laws also change.
What are the ideals (e.g., freedom, responsibility, justice, community, etc.) that should be honored in a Utopian society?
• I believe that legal and political justice should be honored. It just seems right.
Why do people continue to pursue the concept of a Utopian society?
• They must believe that it will soon come to them. They think that one day they will live in a Utopian society.
How do competing notions of what a Utopian society should look like lead to conflict?
• I believe it will lead to a conflict because one person might think it may look like this but then another might believe it looks like something else. They get in a argument and then it might just end in a fist fight.
What is the purpose and / or consequence of creating and/ or maintaining a dystopia society?
• If that was ever to be created, then everyone will be having a bad day everyday. It’s basically the opposite of a Utopian society.
Is utopia attainable? At what cost would it be worth attaining?
• I think if someone really put their mind to it then it really could be attained. I believe that cost would be a lot. Having to find a place to put it and getting everything together. It will be hard work, but it can be done.
How would you define a utopian society?It has been used to describe both intentional communities that attempted to create an ideal society, and fictional societies portrayed in literature
Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies? Yes the concept of utopia has changed over time.During the time of slavery their idea of utopia was freedom, kindness and money and a good life.
What are the ideals (e.g., freedom, responsibility, justice, community, etc.) that should be honored in a utopian society? kindness, freedom and justice
Why do people continue to pursue the concept of a utopian society? Everybody have there sides like marlene said the world is getting more messed up
How do competing notions of what a utopian society should look like lead to conflict? Its different ideas of culture because people might have two opinion or ideas about the way they feel. What is the purpose and / or consequence of creating and/ or maintaining a dystopian society?I dont know
Is utopia attainable? At what cost would it be worth attaining?. I think it should utopia is attainable. Long ago slavery was going on white and black peoples couldn’t join together but now in the year 2008 white and black people and children are joining like a family around the world.
1.The Utopian society is a perfect place in another world, were there is no violence.
2. Yes because there is no perfect society the only perfect place is heaven, that could be called the Utopian society and the only one.
3. This could help make it perfect but everyone has their opinion on things so other people would not follow the rules because its not to their pleasing.
4.They try to pursue this idea because if this were possible the world would be a very peaceful environment, but if they would try to turn the world into the Utopian society it would take a life time and many years after to accomplish this.
5.This was Dystopia's purpose is for the people who do what ever they want and it makes the world a bad place to live in.
6.it just basically allows people to do what the want in their own peaceful way
7. It could possibly make everyone go insane trying to become perfect. I feel as though there is no point to the Utopian society
Hello everyone, go back and adjust your posts. You need to go into detail when answering each question. No one word answers or sentence fragments. Let's write properly or your grades will reflect the quality of work you are submitting.
KJ
March 11, 2008 Alicia Whitfield
Outline
1. How would you define a utopian society?
A. Utopia is a term of an ideal society has been used to describe both intentional that has attempted to create an ideal society, and fictional societies portrayed in literature.
B. Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies? The Utopian society has changed in a way because there is supposed to be no violence it’s supposed to be peaceful, and perfect. But now it is different there is violence and that is not the whole concept of Utopia.
C. What are the ideals (e.g., freedom, responsibility, justice, community, etc.) that should be honored in a utopian society? In Utopia freedom should be honored there because that is something that is priceless you can’t but freedom. Also responsibility you have to be mature and able to take care of what’s yours to be responsible. Also being a community is very important there it’s all about respect and they have great respect for there people.
Alicia Whitfield
Outline
1. How would you define a utopian society?
A. Utopia is a term of an ideal society has been used to describe both intentional that has attempted to create an ideal society, and fictional societies portrayed in literature.
B. Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies? The Utopian society has changed in a way because there is supposed to be no violence it’s supposed to be peaceful, and perfect. But now it is different there is violence and that is not the whole concept of Utopia.
C. What are the ideals (e.g., freedom, responsibility, justice, community, etc.) that should be honored in a utopian society? In Utopia freedom should be honored there because that is something that is priceless you can’t but freedom. Also responsibility you have to be mature and able to take care of what’s yours to be responsible. Also being a community is very important there it’s all about respect and they have great respect for there people.
Utopia Society
Outline
1. How would you define a utopian society?
Everyone can be free.
B) This is a term of an ideal society.
1) It has also been used to describe international communities.
2) Also fictional societies portrayed in literature
2. Has the concept of utopia changed over time and/or across cultures and societies?
a) The concept of a utopian society has changed because of different people and there actions.
b) This utopian society is suppose to be a perfect place, were you just can be free.
3) It’s not about the society being changed it’s about the people in the society changing it for the worst.
C) Why do people continue to pursue the concept of a utopian society?
c) I feel that people continue to pursue a utopian society because they still have hope.
4) They still believe that we can have a society that’s perfect, some place were there’s no worries at all.
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