The famous philosophy work the Republic, which envisioned a utopia, was written by Plato.
Explanation:
The Republic is one of the best known and most influential dialogues of the Greek philosopher Plato, written around 380 BC. It laid the foundations of his political philosophy, but his ethics and his theory of ideas are also discussed. Plato lets his characters, including Socrates and other attendees, discuss in a number of conversations about justice, the role of the philosopher, the place of poetry and the immortality of the soul. The Republic is closed by the Myth of Er. As a whole, the work is famous for its rich content and literary style, and notorious for the 'totalitarian' aspect of the state it is designed in.
