Fourierism

(fo̵orē ər iz′əm)

noun

the doctrines of F. M. C. François Marie Charles Fourier, esp. his proposed system for reorganizing society into small, self-sufficient, cooperative agricultural communities

See Fourierism in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
A system for social reform advocated by Charles Fourier in the early 19th century, proposing that society be organized into small self-sustaining communal groups.

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  • Fouˈri·er·ist, Fouˈri·er·iteˌ (-ə-rītˌ) noun
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