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In Nathaniel Hawthorne and His Wife, Julian Hawthorne includes letters that Sophia Hawthorne and her mother, Elizabeth Peabody, wrote each other in the spring of 1845 concerning a subject "often discussed in the book- room": Charles Fourier's Utopian social theory (268).

Fourierism and Nervous Sympathy in The Blithedale Romance

based on the ideas of the socialist Charles Fourier. (9) Taking up the

Introduction: For Whom the Bell Tolls: The School of Liberty and the Rise of Interventionism in French Political Economy in the Late Nineteenth Century

Lause argues that the American followers of the mystic Utopian socialist Charles Fourier were almost all spiritualists.

Free Spirits: Spiritualism, Republicanism, and Radicalism in the Civil War Era

The many communities inspired by the theories of French socialist Charles Fourier perhaps mark the high point of utopian imagination in the US.

Twilight of the Idylls: Three new books on utopia in America

I quote this, as the French philosopher Charles Fourier (1772-1837) and his proposal for an ideal community, the Phalanx, was the inspiration for one of the most impressive and intelligent attempts to build Utopia --one which, on the whole, functioned for a century and which still stands today, although no longer housing an industrial community as its founder intended.

When the future functioned: Gavin Stamp on a unique French utopian scheme

Jennings centers his sweeping tale around the giants of the time: Ann Lee and the Shakers, Robert Owen and New Harmony, Charles Fourier and the Fourierist Phalanxes, Etienne Cabet and Icaria, and John Humphrey Noyes and the Oneida Community.

Paradise Now: The Story of American Utopianism

Think of Charles Fourier's utopian phalanxes, Frank Lloyd Wright's proposed Broadacre City, Soviet collectives, or the innumerable 19th and 20th century "garden cities" strewn around the American and European landscapes.

Go for green building and abandon greenwashing

Influence studies document Hardy's magpie gatherings of ideas, with some strands standing out: his agnosticism, his Darwinism, and his early interest in the systems of Charles Fourier and Comte's Positivism.

Thomas Hardy