Charles Fourier

Meanwhile, Nils Norman's installation Ode To Charles Fourier pays homage to the early 19th-century utopian socialist and posits a present-day Cultural Industries workplace replete with everything from nap zones to brainstorming spots.

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If the problem of the 20th century is the problem of the color-line, Du Bois, like the French political theorist Charles Fourier, seemed on the verge of arguing that the greater cause of human misery is due to the primordial theft of property that gave rise to private enterprise and the market economy.

DARKWATER W.E.B. DU BOIS 2004

Police and worried families had surrounded the Charles Fourier preschool in Planoise, a neighborhood of housing projects with a big immigrant population on the western edge of Besancon.

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It was the utopian, Charles Fourier, who first both used the status of women in a society as the fundamental measuring stick of its advancement, and considered the progress of women toward liberty to be a fundamental cause of general social progress.

The Passive-Aggressive Freedom-Lover’s Distributed Book Club #1: bringing women from the margins to the center in political theory. From Susan Moller Okin’s Women in Western Political Thought (1979, Princeton University Press). pp. 3-12. 2008

It was the utopian, Charles Fourier, who first both used the status of women in a society as the fundamental measuring stick of its advancement, and considered the progress of women toward liberty to be a fundamental cause of general social progress.

Rad Geek People’s Daily – 2008 – May – 28 2008

Founded by Charles Fourier, died 170 years ago today

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Founded by Charles Fourier, died 170 years ago today

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Charles Fourier announced that “the attractions of man are proportioned to his destinies”; in other words, that every desire predicts its own satisfaction.

Representative Men 2006

In London, a good weekly newspaper (lately changed into a monthly journal) called “The Phalanx,” devoted to the social doctrines of Charles Fourier and bearing for its motto, “Association and Colonization,” is edited by Hugh Doherty.

Uncollected Prose 2006

After barely two years of the farm as a back-to-the-land enterprise by day and an intellectual beehive by night, Ripley proposed a turn toward industry, following the utopian socialist principles of the French social scientist Charles Fourier.

Philocrites: April 2004 Archives 2004