Sentence examples for the commune idea from inspiring English sources

At first, Anna is in charge of what is happening; with the help of Freja, she talks Erik into accepting the commune idea, which he finds entirely alien.

The idea of the commune that would survive WW3 soon fell apart with various beatniks arguing about who would wash the dishes and how childcare duties would be divided, but on the upside, every summer since then, my family has spent July and August on this remote private slice of paradise which we have all to ourselves.

On his show last Friday, Glenn Beck did something quite unusual for a guy who makes his living scaring people into thinking that America is on the road to communism -- he promoted an idea straight out of the Paris Commune of 1871, an idea considered by the Commune to be a necessary stepping stone in the transition from capitalism to socialism to communism.

Kristin Ross's recent Communal Luxury, for instance, tried to wrest the Commune out of the history of communism or the French left, instead tracing an unusual, intriguing line from the ideas of the Commune's self-educated artisans, to those of figures such as William Morris and Peter Kropotkin, who were inspired by their acts to reassess their entire approach to art, nature and politics.

The Commune was much more related to Pierre J. Proudhon's federalist ideas (Proudhon 1969) than those of Karl Marx.

Moving to the commune with Hirsig, Shumway, and their children Hansi, Howard, and Poupée, Crowley described the scenario as "perfectly happy ... my idea of heaven".

The commune had an extensive library.

The commune has become becalmed.

The action and ideas of women teachers, book-binders and button-makers in the 1871 Paris Commune spring from the archives onto her pages, along with the tributes of the poets and the merciless contempt of the Commune's suppressors.

He becomes a supporter of the commune.

No one, the commune is against protagonists!