The New Atlantis

Published posthumously in 1627, this work by Francis Bacon explores an ideal society on a fictional island, showcasing his vision of scientific progress and social organization. The narrative reflects Bacon's belief in the potential of human knowledge and the importance of empirical research. Set in a utopian context, it delves into themes of governance, innovation, and the pursuit of wisdom, making it a significant contribution to early modern thought and a precursor to later utopian literature.