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A Modern Utopia Chapter 6 - Women in a Modern Utopia, Sections 5-6
In which the complex and delicate institution of marriage in Utopia is examined with a keen eye for the interplay between individual emotions, social duties, and the overarching needs of the community, especially concerning the welfare of children and the equality of the sexes. The narrative contemplates various forms and ideals of union, from enduring companionship to multiple marriages, while emphasising the State's cautious hands-off approach to private morality and the encouragement of personal choice within a broad framework of social responsibility.
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