How would you write a Utopian text
...nstead of having to believe a fictitious character. Hence, which leads to the question of how should utopia be portrayed. Utopia should be presented in a story form as it allows the writer the length and scope to paint every detail of his utopia. He would be able to conceptualise and present an accurate and detailed text to the readers without them having to assume what he means. An autobiography would be a good story form as it is told by the person himself, which makes the utopia presented more believable. Readers tend to believe stories that are told by the person himself rather than being told by someone else. Both George Orwell and Thomas More have done well by including specific details about life in both Oceania and Utopia, respectively. All these details make both texts more believable as there are traces of similarities. However, as compared to Orwell’s 1984, More’s Utopia is less believable as it is told by Raphael, a third-person account. This way, readers are much more removed from the text unlike in 1984, readers are much more involved i...