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Examples Of Utopian Labor

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I feel that the Utopian practice of intense and continuous labor is one that is very absurd. This is because not all human lifeforms are born with able-working bodies. Also, not all humans possess the similar desire to want to do the same work as others. In More 's book II, Utopia, Thomas More observes the ideas of this utopian way of labor when he says that "Agriculture is the one occupation at which everyone works, men and women alike with no exceptions" (603). This quotation shows that the agricultural labor practice is. more or less, demanded from every individual who resides within the Utopian world. The arts of the agricultural way of labor is very arduous and although in a Utopian society it is efficient and healthy, it is close to impossible
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