fourierism
/fɔɪˈriːəɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A theory or system based on the ideas of Joseph Fourier, especially one that emphasizes the use of mathematical analysis in the study of heat, light, and other physical phenomena.
“The physicist’s work was influenced by Fourierism, which provided a framework for understanding the behavior of complex systems.”
2. noun
A system of social and economic organization based on the principles of Fourier, who advocated for a utopian society with equal distribution of wealth and the elimination of private property.
“The Fourierist community was established with the goal of creating a more equal society, free from the inequalities of capitalism.”