Definition of phalanstery in English:

phalanstery

nounPlural phalansteries ˈfalanˌst(ə)riˈfælənˌstɛri

A group of people living together in a community and holding property in common.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Fourier believed a radically egalitarian society could be organized into a confederation of communes or phalansteries.
- For them, architecture, not symbolic clothing, was central to planning the ideal community, which they called the ‘phalanstery’ (an amalgam of ‘phalanx’ and ‘monastery’).
- The central part of the Palace or Phalanstery ought to be appropriated to peaceful uses, and contain the dining-halls, halls for finance, libraries, study, etc.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French phalanstère (used by Charles Fourier in his socialist scheme for the reorganization of society), blend of Latin phalanx 'band (of soldiers), group' and French monastère 'monastery'.

Definition of phalanstery in US English:

phalanstery

nounˈfalənˌsterēˈfælənˌstɛri

A group of people living together in community, free of external regulation and holding property in common.
法伦斯泰尔公社，法郎吉公社（成员过公社生活，不受外部法规约束且财产共有）
Example sentencesExamples
- Fourier believed a radically egalitarian society could be organized into a confederation of communes or phalansteries.
- The central part of the Palace or Phalanstery ought to be appropriated to peaceful uses, and contain the dining-halls, halls for finance, libraries, study, etc.
- For them, architecture, not symbolic clothing, was central to planning the ideal community, which they called the ‘phalanstery’ (an amalgam of ‘phalanx’ and ‘monastery’).

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French phalanstère (used by Charles Fourier in his socialist scheme for the reorganization of society), blend of Latin phalanx ‘band (of soldiers), group’ and French monastère ‘monastery’.

单词	phalanstery
释义	Definition of phalanstery in English: phalanstery nounPlural phalansteries ˈfalanˌst(ə)riˈfælənˌstɛri A group of people living together in a community and holding property in common. 法伦斯泰尔公社，法郎吉公社（成员过公社生活，不受外部法规约束且财产共有） Example sentencesExamples Fourier believed a radically egalitarian society could be organized into a confederation of communes or phalansteries. For them, architecture, not symbolic clothing, was central to planning the ideal community, which they called the ‘phalanstery’ (an amalgam of ‘phalanx’ and ‘monastery’). The central part of the Palace or Phalanstery ought to be appropriated to peaceful uses, and contain the dining-halls, halls for finance, libraries, study, etc. Origin Mid 19th century: from French phalanstère (used by Charles Fourier in his socialist scheme for the reorganization of society), blend of Latin phalanx 'band (of soldiers), group' and French monastère 'monastery'. Definition of phalanstery in US English: phalanstery nounˈfalənˌsterēˈfælənˌstɛri A group of people living together in community, free of external regulation and holding property in common. 法伦斯泰尔公社，法郎吉公社（成员过公社生活，不受外部法规约束且财产共有） Example sentencesExamples Fourier believed a radically egalitarian society could be organized into a confederation of communes or phalansteries. The central part of the Palace or Phalanstery ought to be appropriated to peaceful uses, and contain the dining-halls, halls for finance, libraries, study, etc. For them, architecture, not symbolic clothing, was central to planning the ideal community, which they called the ‘phalanstery’ (an amalgam of ‘phalanx’ and ‘monastery’). Origin Mid 19th century: from French phalanstère (used by Charles Fourier in his socialist scheme for the reorganization of society), blend of Latin phalanx ‘band (of soldiers), group’ and French monastère ‘monastery’.
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