DISCOVER THE ENDURING MYSTERY OF UTOPIA Since its original publication 500 years ago, Utopia has been embraced by its readers as a timeless exploration of topics like money, property, crime, education, religious tolerance, euthanasia, and feminism. Consisting of a traveller' account of a newly discovered island in which the inhabitants share a common culture and way of life, Utopia stood as a stark contrast to the poverty, crime, and corruption that characterised much of 16th century Europe. For centuries, the concepts author Sir Thomas More shares in Utopia have resonated with people around the globe.
