Shaping an Ideal Society: Exploring Visions Across Cultures

Name Institutional Affiliations Date Annotated Bibliography What Makes an Ideal Society? Fernando, J. W., Burden, N., Judge, M., O’Brien, L. V., Ashman, H., Paladino, A., & Kashima, Y. (2022). Profiles of an Ideal Society: The Utopian Visions of Ordinary People. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, [phone]1126419. "Profiles of an Ideal Society: The Utopian Visions of Ordinary People" is an article by Fernando and other renowned psychology and social-related studies professionals. These great authors practice their interests in social science from different Universities in Australia, allowing them to have vast knowledge in social-related areas. Dating their article's publication a few months ago in the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, it is open that the article is worth addressing this current topic that affects the daily coexistence of humanity. In their report, these authors argue that since time immemorial, humans have continued expressing their desires for an ideal society. Though a utopia, such imagination motivates social changes that demonstrate the realization of a perfect society in real-life. While arguing utopia for an ideal society from different cultures, these authors noted that considering different perceptions of peoples' assumptions on what makes an ideal culture can help