-
reorganization of
society into
small communities (
phalansteries),
living in common. The
Phalanstery was
concerned with
confronting the
ethos of society...
- the
later scenes takes place in a
phalanstery, in a
utopian ****ure
where the
entirety of
humanity lives in
phalansteries.
There are no borders, no nations...
- the
living conditions in the
phalanstery.
After that,
Teodor Diamant continued envisioning the
creation of new
phalansteries ("agricultural-industrial colonies")...
- evil", and
advocated that Jews be
forced to
perform farm work in the
phalansteries. By the end of his life,
Fourier advocated the
return of Jews to Palestine...
-
resilient model. Some
socialist communities like
Charles Fourier's
phalansteries strove for self-sufficiency. The
early USSR in the
Russian Civil War...
-
noteworthy resemblance between the
concept of the unité and Fourier's
phalanstery. From Fourier, Le
Corbusier adopted at
least in part his
notion of administrative...
- a synagogue, and most
recently an art
collective called the
Uranian Phalanstery. However, the LPC has not
granted these rowhouses landmark status. The...
- flutist,
composer Charles Fourier (1772–1837),
inventor of
socialist "
phalansteries" (a self-contained
utopian community building for 500–2000 people)....
- set up, at the Rue des Amandiers-Popincourt, a
community of artists, a
phalanstery, with Adolphe-Victor Geoffroy-Dechaume,
Hippolyte Lavoignat,
Ernest Meissonnier...
- ..] was not a fourierist, but he
lived through the
brief craze for
phalansteries in
America and
adopted a lot of
fourierist principles and practices...
