Utopia and the “Second American Revolution” : The Fourierist Movement in the United States. 1840-1860
Carl J. Guarneri
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1992 / n° 3 |
avril 2017
Abstract
During the 1840s, the American Fourierists identified themselves as a "third voice" ; in the intense debate over American social development, rejecting bothe the free-labor system northern capitalism and the slave-labor system of the Southern in favor of a cooperative "Second American Revolution" ;. Despite its surprising influence, this Fourierist challenge was defeated by the failure of its communal experiments anti its absorption into the anti-slavery crusade that brought on the Civil War.
Index
Lieux :
Brook Farm, Massachusetts (Etats-Unis)
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Etats-Unis
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New York, Etats-Unis
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Raritan Bay, New Jersey
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Silkville, Kansas (Etats-Unis)
Notions :
Association
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Coopération
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Esclavage
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Essai
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Guerre de Sécession
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Historiographie
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Phalanstère
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Presse
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Propagande
Personnes :
Brisbane, Albert
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Channing, William
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Godwin, Parke
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Greeley, Horace
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Valeton de Boissière, Ernest
Pour citer ce document
GUARNERI Carl J.
, « Utopia and the “Second American Revolution” : The Fourierist Movement in the United States. 1840-1860 »,
Cahiers Charles Fourier
, 1992 / n° 3
, en ligne :
http://www.charlesfourier.fr/spip.php?article22 (consulté le 5 juin 2023).
Carl J. Guarneri
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