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La Plmlauge. Fourierist newspaper published in Paris 1832-1849. Subtitled Revue de la
science social.
Phalanx. rburierist term for an agriculturally based, self-supporting utopian community
of 1,500-1,600 people. Its central edifice is known as the Phalanstery.
Pherecydes of Syros. Greek philosopher of the sixth century B.C. AutllOr of a genealogy
of the gods, of which only fragments remain.
Phidias. Fifth-century B.C. Athenian sculptor who executed the greatest of his city's
monuments during the ascendancy of Pericles.
Philip Augustus, or Philip II (1165-1223). French kiog who engaged in various wars,
consolidated new possessions, and built on a large scale.
Philipon, Charles (1800-1862). Oft·imprisoned French journalist and caricaturist.
Founded and edited the weekly La Caricature and the daily Le Clum'vari, which attacked
Louis Philippe. Became Daumier's editor in 1830.
Picabia, Francis (1879-1953). French painter, poet, and dandy. Associated with Cubism,
Dadaism, and Surrealism. Constructor of imaginary "machines:'
Pigal, Edme:Jean (1798-1872). Painter and illustrator. Discussed by Baudelaire in
"Qyelques Caricaturistes fran