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UTOPIA AND VISION -What is the difference between them.

UTOPIA AND VISION

What is the difference between them.

UTOPIA

 The word was first used in Thomas More's 1516 work Utopia.
 Utopia is an ideal society model where problems are eliminated, equality, peace, tranquility and justice prevail, but it is also impossible or very difficult to achieve.

- Example: The concept of a “utopian society” without poverty, crime, or inequality is an example of a utopia, a vision of perfection that may be difficult to achieve.

Trendadmin (2019) Ütopik ne demek? Ütopya ve Distopya ne demek?, TrendlerListesi. 
Available at: https://www.trendlerlistesi.com/utopik-ne-demek/ (Accessed: 13 November 2024).

VISION

 A vision typically describes a long-term goal or desired future and provides a roadmap for how to achieve that goal.
 A vision is usually more flexible and pragmatic than a utopia, and is often a guiding goal or blueprint for future development.

 - Example: An organization sets a specific vision, and that vision is a clear, actionable goal that requires planning and effort to achieve.


Junior. (2023, May 25). Vizyon ve Misyon Kavramları - Pazarlama İletişimi Platformu.
Available at: Pazarlama İletişimi. https://pazarlamailetisimi.com/vizyon-ve-misyon-kavramlari/

DIFFERENCES

1.Realism and Achievability

  • Vision: Focuses on realistic, achievable goals, with specific steps to accomplish them.
  • Utopia: Depicts unrealistic ideals that are difficult or impossible to fully realize.

2. Purpose and Motivation

  • Vision: Aims to achieve specific goals or create strategic change.
  • Utopia: Aims to describe an ideal society or perfect lifestyle based on philosophical or societal ideals.

3. Time Perspective

  • Vision: Focuses on short- to medium-term achievable goals.
  • Utopia: Generally represents an eternal, long-term ideal that is often not meant to be realized in a practical sense.

References:

  1. Wikipedia contributors. (2024d, October 22). Utopia. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utopia
  2. Creating a future city vision | Cities People Love. (n.d.). https://citiespeoplelove.co/article/creating-a-future-city-vision
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