1. The Illusion of Utopia
... Idea of the Good. He believed that personal property caused disunity, so for the upper two classes (the philosopher-rulers and warriors, not the laborers) there should be common living, eating and gathering. He thought we could never obtain a good state unless the "philosophers became kings in our states."" Through education, every child could be molded to make a great society. All that ... Sweden like an Enlightenment utopia. These values help formulate the six principles needed for social democracy, and are found in the 27-point program of Sweden. This program included the goals of fu...
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