THE Doctr,nes of Fourier.
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We understand that Mr.. PARKE GOODWIN, OF
this City, has in press and viii publish, through
Burgess & Strlnger, in few days, a work called
81 Popular Vie,o Of the Doctrine Of Charles
Fourier This work is intended to give con-
else yet complete view of all the doctrines OF
Fourier, both in regard the Organization of Labor
and to the higher questions of Population and Re-
ligion. In glancing over the table of contents,
we perceive that the following topics are men,
toned, which seem to embrace pretty wide
scope: "The Social Architects of all ages, as
Plato, the Essences, Sir Thomas More, ST. Simon,
Robert Owen, &c. &c.; " The Life and Char
acter of Fourier; y Sc OF God, and the Nature of
Evil 9. Man and his Essential Faculties y
g Formulas of Social Movement; :" The Or
ganization of the Township; g Division of
Profits ~" Order and Liberty; -" Education" F"
the true Theory of Population; the' Doctrine
of Marriage" :" Atmospheric Equilibrium :"
Morality and Religion" Fourier's doctrine Of
: Universal Analogy" and swedenborg's doc
trlne of Correspondences,' &c. sc. The work,
we learn, will be, necessarily popular in It's char
acter but so far as 1t goes, thorough In Its enun
citation OF results.