Fantasy is important for the writers of utopias because the vision of reality is almost necessarily idealized or demonic. To put across the intensity and significance of either, the author departs from the dullness of everyday, and that can be done with fantasy. Since the creation of Earth, manhood searched the earth for the reasons of life and the pursuit of tranquality roaming the planet looking for personal answers to the questions that have plagued …showed first 75 words of 600 total…

…showed last 75 words of 600 total…ironical allegory of how socialist political ideas became corrupted. The world is the real world but the talking animals are fantastic. <Tab/>Also in Bacon's The New Atlantis (1627), we see a utopian community of scholars and scientists who are very happy among themselves and live of the land they rule. The technical and social innovations, which have not taken place, may well happen in the future so utopian societies are fantastic