phalanstery
英 ['fælæn,st(ə)rɪ]
- n. 共同居住之团体或其共居之房屋；空想的共产村庄
英文词源
- phalanstery (n.)
- 1846, from French phalanstère, name for one of the socialistic communities of c.1,800 people, living together as family, proposed as the basic unit of society in the system of French social scientist François-Marie-Charles Fourier (1772-1837), coined by Fourier from phalange, properly "phalanx" (see phalanx) + ending after monastère "monastery."