Utopia Utopia represents the notion of an ideal commonwealth, as the expression in a fable of what would at once be a standard and touchstone for social and political regulations. Hytholoday begins to talk of his adventures, and to describe how in the course of them he had come across many interesting communities, among them the commonwealth, whose custom on laws might well serve as examples to European Countries. By directs comments on the evils …showed first 75 words of 569 total…

…showed last 75 words of 569 total…the reading in the final statement interpretation, More himself labelled many things in the Utopian scheme as absurd. The author then, for purpose of irony was assuming the role of a reactionary who is incapable of considering any manner of change with the open mind what it says in essence that he would like to see many, though not all, of those practices adopted in Europe. But that he has little hope of that happening.