America's Communal UtopiasDonald E. Pitzer Univ of North Carolina Press, 1997 - 537 Seiten From the Shakers to the Branch Davidians, America's communal utopians have captured the popular imagination. Seventeen original essays here demonstrate the relevance of such groups to the mainstream of American social, religious, and economic life. The co |
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Communitarian Societies in Colonial America | 14 |
The Shakers of Mother Ann Lee | 37 |
Communal Life and Values among | 135 |
Religious Orders and Monastic Communalism in America | 204 |
Eric Jansson and the Bishop Hill Colony | 297 |
Four Centuries of Hutterite Faith | 319 |
American Jewish Agricultural Colonies | 352 |
Cyrus Reed Teed and the Koreshan Unity | 375 |
Father Divine and the Peace Mission | 432 |
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Abbey Amana Amana Colonies Amana Society American communal Association Backwoods Utopias became Benedictine Bestor Bishop Hill Bruderhof Cabet California Catholic century Charles Fourier Christian church City colonists Communal Societies communal utopias communitarian congregation cooperative County Dakota early economic Emigration Ephrata Eric Jansson experience faith Father Divine Fourier Fourierist Fourierist Movement funded George Rapp German Harmonist Harmony Society History houses Hutterian Brethren Hutterites Icarians Illinois immigrant Indiana individual Industrial Inspirationists Iowa Jansson Janssonists Jewish agricultural colonies John Humphrey Noyes Joseph Koreshan Unity labor Lanark land leaders living Maclure monastic monasticism monks Moral World Moravian Mormon munal Nauvoo North Noyes's Ohio Oneida Community organized Owen's Owenite Peace Mission Pennsylvania Phalanx Philadelphia Rapp's reform religion religious reprint Robert Owen secular settlement sexual Shaker Sisters social Socialist Society of Brothers spiritual Studies Teed Teed's Theosophical tion United University Press utopian village William women York