A Phalansterian in a Magnetic Field: Surrealism and Charles Fourier
A Phalansterian in a Magnetic Field: Surrealism and Charles Fourier, by Guy Girard, is the latest collaboration between Eberhardt Press and Black Swan Press in Chicago.
Fourier was a philosopher, staunch supporter of feminism, and a founder of utopian socialism. Girard’s essay explores how Fourier’s radical re-imaginings of community entwine with surrealism. Illustrated with paintings by the author.
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