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Icarian Movement / Cabet (historical)
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Historical French-American utopian-communal movement (1848–98) following Étienne Cabet's 'Voyage en Icarie'. Multiple US communities; all defunct by 1898.
CLCI radar
Moderate / High-Demand
BITE breakdown
Behavior Control5/10
Information Control4/10
Thought Control4/10
Emotional Control4/10
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0 — historical French-American utopian-communal movement 1848–98.
Founded
1849
Members
Various; defunct
Active in
USA
In context
The Icarian Movement attempted to implement Cabet's 'Voyage en Icarie' utopia. Multiple US communities including Nauvoo IA (1849+), Cheltenham MO, Corning IA. All dissolved by 1898 amid internal disputes.
Timeline
- 1840'Voyage en Icarie' published
- 1849First American Icarian community
- 1898Last Icarian community dissolves
Sources
- Various Communal Studies academic work
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