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12) Though the preconditions of the Owenite, Fourierist, and Icarian communalist experiments in the United States are sometimes forgotten, Europe's Industrial Revolution and the effort to address the Social Question were the fundamental inspirations for these communal experiments of nineteenth-century America.
I think a lot of people during 1960s, particularly in the New Communalist movement, did not think they were embracing new beliefs.
In the ether metaphor, engineers found a way to explain what the LAN meant for the culture of the Xerox PARC and a way to make sense of the New Communalist values central to the institution.
The book thus contributes to an emerging approach to American Jewish history that David Hollinger describes as the shift from communalist to dispersionist narratives.
Integrative Personhood: A Communalist Metaphysics Anthropology.
I want to draw particular attention here, though, to Tituba's resolute, erotic self-love as subtly critiquing the communalist and implicitly Puritan underside of even the most adamantly subversive 20th-century Caribbean discourses--including that of Afro-feminism itself.
Both Chapman and Dyer were married to men who turned their backs on the "people of the world" to join the utopian communalist religious sect known as the Shakers (Woo 181).