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weqwewe [10]
3 years ago
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"why were women especially drawn to fourier's proposed reforms?"

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zhuklara [117]3 years ago
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Fourier advocated the equality of women in a socialist community.

Pioneer of socialist thought, Charles Fourier (17720-1837), spoke out against the unfairness of the bourgeois structure of the family that was in place.  He said, for instance, "<span>Social progress and changes of historical period take place in proportion to the advance of women toward liberty, and social decline occurs as a result of the diminution of the liberty of women."

Fourier's proposed system abolished the traditional family structure for a communal society in which love was shared freely and children were raised collectively by the group.  </span>
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