Charles Fourier Quotes on Nature
Francois Marie Charles Fourier was a French utopian socialist and an extraordinarily original critic of early industrial civilization. This page collects quotes attributed to Charles Fourier on the topic of nature, drawn from across the philosopher's works.
Quotes
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Attributed to Charles Fourier:
“Nothing is more easily destroyed than the work of nature.”
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“Ignorant as regards the unity of man with himself, the world is still more ignorant in respect to the two other unities - unity of man with God and the universe.”
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“All repressed passion produces its counter-passion which is as malevolent as the natural passion would be beneficial.”
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“IF the passions and characters of man were not subject, like the material kingdoms, to distribution in series of groups, man would be out of unity with the universe; there would be duplicity of system in creation, and incoherence between the material and the passional worlds. If man would attain to social uniy, he should seek for the means in the serial order, to which God has subject all nature.”
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