The dreams of the philosophers

This book contains within its pages the most wonderful dreams of the philosophers of the world, it is the dream for which humans still live: "Utopia" or "The Perfect City." That subject has been raised long ago; it was begun by "Plato" in ancient times, then "Thomas More" in the Renaissance, and dreams and ideas have continued until now, each one establishing his city and laying the foundations of its system. These philosophers chose the "solidarity" system, sometimes involving shared ownership of capital, sometimes socialism in response to the industrial revolution, then communism in opposition to capitalism, and finally the Egyptian dream "Khayami," in which "Salama Musa" seeks to establish an Egyptian utopia. Truly, the philosophers disagreed on the name of the city, but they agreed on the dream. This version of the book is legally published and available for free from Hindawi Foundation, as the text falls within the public domain according to intellectual property laws.