Contents
- JONATHAN G. ANDELSON, The Gift To Be Single: Celibacy and Religious Enthusiasm in the Community of True Inspiration, 1
- MARIA FÖLLING-ALBERS, The Kibbutz as an Alternative Living Community and the Role of Education, 33
- HENRY NEAR, Utopian and Post-Utopian Thought: The Kibbutz as Model, 41
- ATSUSHI SHIRAI, The Impact of Owenism on Japan, 59
- CARL GUARNERI, Who Were the Utopian Socialists? Patterns of Membership in American Fourierist Communities, 65
- MELANIE ARCUDI AND PAULINE MEYER, The Brotherhood of the Sun, 1969-1985: A Memoir, 82
- JON WAGNER, Success in Intentional Communities: The Problem of Evaluation, 89
- MARTHA A. ACKELSBERG, Sexual Divisions and Anarchist Collectivization in Civil War Spain, 101
- BEVERLY GORDON, Dress in American Communal Societies, 122
- ARTHUR S. PARSONS, Redemptory Intimacy: The Family Culture of the Unification Church, 137
- LAWRENCE FOSTER, Shaker Spiritualism and Salem Witchcraft: Social Perspectives on Trance and Possession Phenomena, 176
- KNOX MELLON, Job Harriman and Llano del Rio: The Chimerical Quest for a Secular Utopia, 194
Reviews
- SUSAN MATARESE, Women of Fair Hope, by Paul M. Gaston, 207
- WILLIAM SIMS BAINBRIDGE, Technological Utopianism in American Culture, by Howard P. Segal, 208
- MARGARET BEATTIE BOGUE, Letters from a Young Shaker: William S. Byrd at Pleasant Hill, edited by Stephen J. Stein, 210
- BEVERLY GORDON, A Lasting Spring, by Jessie Catherine Kinsley, 211
- D’ANN CAMPBELL, Fanny Wright: Rebel in America, by Celia Morris Eckhardt, 213
- CARL GUARNERI, The Unbounded Frame: Freedom and Community in Nineteenth-Century American Utopianism, by Michael Fellman, 214
- JAMES H. SWEETLAND, The Utopian Vision of Charles Fourier: Selected Texts on Work, Love, and Passionate Attraction, edited by Jonathan Beecher and Richard Bienvenu, 216
- F. ALAN DUVAL (EMERITUS), Amana: From Pietist Sect to American Community, by Diane L. Barthel, 217
Cover
Photo of Shaker Sisters outside the Express office at East Canterbury (N.H.) c 1914. Photo courtesy of Hancock Shaker Village.
