"Utopia" is a philosophical and political book written by the English humanist Thomas More in 1516. In his work, the author imagines an ideal society on an island where intelligent government officials rule, and the society is built on the principles of equality, civic responsibility, and common ownership. "Utopia" is a classic work in the utopian genre that reflects important social and political ideas of its time. The book leaves the reader open to discussions and reflections on the essence of ideals, democracy, power and justice. "Utopia" remains a relevant work even today, reminding us of the importance of critical thinking and the search for the ideal of a just society.