Keywords
Jan Czyński
phalanstery
the women question
the 19th century
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Abstract
This is the first Polish translation of Jan Czyński’s 1841 brochure, Avenir des femmes, an important text that was re-published three times in France and also translated into Spanish before the end of the 19th century. Czyński, an ardent Polish supporter of Charles Fourier’s ideas, reflected on the contemporary situation of women and how to improve it. The organization of labor into phalansteries was his first and foremost solution to the then existing flaws in society.
Translation, introduction: Piotr Kuligowski
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