"Utopia Lost"
| Title | "Utopia Lost" |
| Year for Search | 1926 |
| Authors | Walsh, William |
| Secondary Title | Catholic World (U.S.) |
| Volume / Edition | 122 |
| Pagination | 433-42, 600-07 |
| Date Published | January - February 1926 |
| Keywords | Male author |
| Annotation | An authoritarian dystopia on another planet in which the "intelligentsia" daily judge the mental health of all its citizens and locks up those who fail. As a result virtually the entire population is locked up. By contrast a eutopia is present in which all property is collectively owned and distributed as needed and government and education are concerned with human happiness. |
| Full Text | 1926 Walsh, William. “Utopia Lost.” Catholic World (U.S.) 122 (January - February 1926): 433-42, 600-07. An authoritarian dystopia on another planet in which the “intelligentsia” daily judge the mental health of all its citizens and locks up those who fail. As a result virtually the entire population is locked up. By contrast a eutopia is present in which all property is collectively owned and distributed as needed and government and education are concerned with human happiness. |
