Is Utopia Actually Possible?

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Is utopia just too utopian? In this episode of Crash Course Political Theory, we’ll explore visions of utopia from Plato to bell hooks. And we’ll investigate whether “the good place” is a good-for-nothing, impractical daydream—or a path to charting political futures.

Crash Course Political Theory #11

Introduction: EPCOT 00:00
Plato's "Republic" 1:03
Thomas More's "Utopia" 2:41
Marxism & Critiquing Utopia 4:59
Libertarianism 7:08
Progressive Utopias 8:27
Review & Credits 9:49


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