Definition of Fourierism in English:

Fourierism

noun ˈfʊrɪərɪz(ə)mˈfo͝orēəˌrizəm

mass noun

A system for the reorganization of society into self-sufficient cooperatives, in accordance with the principles of the French socialist Charles Fourier (1772–1837).
傅立叶主义，傅立叶空想社会主义
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1844 Chase founded the Wisconsin Phalanx as a group to implement Fourierism in Wisconsin.
- But we did not intend to go so fully into the religious, or rather, irreligious, character of Fourierism.
- Ripley believed that there was a natural compatibility between Fourierism and the original vision of Brook Farm as expressed in the initial written goals of the community.
- By offering a solution to economic problems, Fourierism brought the Brook Farmers in reach of their goals.
- During these times he enthusiastically advocated Fourierism holding that it offered to alleviate social problems and to produce great social harmony.
- Three of these movements (Saint Simonianism, Fourierism, and Owenism) are closely related: they all supported ‘associationism’ in one form or another.
- A short two years after its induction into Brook Farm support for Fourierism began to diminish.

Derivatives

Fourierist

noun & adjective

The difference between the Functionalists on the one hand and the SaintSimonians and Fourierists on the other was that the former did not question the existing social and political order.
Example sentencesExamples
- Those who broke away from Enfantin began to call themselves Fourierists, although they no longer attacked marriage.
- In the latter stages of his story Delano stresses the effort to secure financial support from the national Fourierist movement.
- While distinguishing between various schools of thought - Functionalist, Saint-Simonian, and Fourierist - Papayanis strongly objects to the conventional characterization of any of these schools as ‘utopian.’
- An interesting sidelight to the premature panic of Guadeloupe planters in 1847 was their willingness to sponsor a Fourierist ‘association’ community for freed slaves.

Definition of Fourierism in US English:

Fourierism

nounˈfo͝orēəˌrizəm

A system for the reorganization of society into self-sufficient cooperatives, in accordance with the principles of the French socialist Charles Fourier (died 1837).
傅立叶主义，傅立叶空想社会主义
Example sentencesExamples
- Three of these movements (Saint Simonianism, Fourierism, and Owenism) are closely related: they all supported ‘associationism’ in one form or another.
- By offering a solution to economic problems, Fourierism brought the Brook Farmers in reach of their goals.
- In 1844 Chase founded the Wisconsin Phalanx as a group to implement Fourierism in Wisconsin.
- Ripley believed that there was a natural compatibility between Fourierism and the original vision of Brook Farm as expressed in the initial written goals of the community.
- But we did not intend to go so fully into the religious, or rather, irreligious, character of Fourierism.
- A short two years after its induction into Brook Farm support for Fourierism began to diminish.
- During these times he enthusiastically advocated Fourierism holding that it offered to alleviate social problems and to produce great social harmony.

单词	Fourierism
释义	Definition of Fourierism in English: Fourierism noun ˈfʊrɪərɪz(ə)mˈfo͝orēəˌrizəm mass noun A system for the reorganization of society into self-sufficient cooperatives, in accordance with the principles of the French socialist Charles Fourier (1772–1837). 傅立叶主义，傅立叶空想社会主义 Example sentencesExamples In 1844 Chase founded the Wisconsin Phalanx as a group to implement Fourierism in Wisconsin. But we did not intend to go so fully into the religious, or rather, irreligious, character of Fourierism. Ripley believed that there was a natural compatibility between Fourierism and the original vision of Brook Farm as expressed in the initial written goals of the community. By offering a solution to economic problems, Fourierism brought the Brook Farmers in reach of their goals. During these times he enthusiastically advocated Fourierism holding that it offered to alleviate social problems and to produce great social harmony. Three of these movements (Saint Simonianism, Fourierism, and Owenism) are closely related: they all supported ‘associationism’ in one form or another. A short two years after its induction into Brook Farm support for Fourierism began to diminish. Derivatives Fourierist noun & adjective The difference between the Functionalists on the one hand and the SaintSimonians and Fourierists on the other was that the former did not question the existing social and political order. Example sentencesExamples Those who broke away from Enfantin began to call themselves Fourierists, although they no longer attacked marriage. In the latter stages of his story Delano stresses the effort to secure financial support from the national Fourierist movement. While distinguishing between various schools of thought - Functionalist, Saint-Simonian, and Fourierist - Papayanis strongly objects to the conventional characterization of any of these schools as ‘utopian.’ An interesting sidelight to the premature panic of Guadeloupe planters in 1847 was their willingness to sponsor a Fourierist ‘association’ community for freed slaves. Definition of Fourierism in US English: Fourierism nounˈfo͝orēəˌrizəm A system for the reorganization of society into self-sufficient cooperatives, in accordance with the principles of the French socialist Charles Fourier (died 1837). 傅立叶主义，傅立叶空想社会主义 Example sentencesExamples Three of these movements (Saint Simonianism, Fourierism, and Owenism) are closely related: they all supported ‘associationism’ in one form or another. By offering a solution to economic problems, Fourierism brought the Brook Farmers in reach of their goals. In 1844 Chase founded the Wisconsin Phalanx as a group to implement Fourierism in Wisconsin. Ripley believed that there was a natural compatibility between Fourierism and the original vision of Brook Farm as expressed in the initial written goals of the community. But we did not intend to go so fully into the religious, or rather, irreligious, character of Fourierism. A short two years after its induction into Brook Farm support for Fourierism began to diminish. During these times he enthusiastically advocated Fourierism holding that it offered to alleviate social problems and to produce great social harmony.
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