An Analysis of Communes and Intentional Communities with Particular Attention to Sexual and Genderal Relations

Abstract

The contemporary development of communes and intentional communities is described and accounted for as an institutionalizing response to the development of an alternate culture. The sources of the alternate culture are specified in terms of the coming to-prominence of secondary themes in establishment culture. The implication of these themes for sexual and genderal relations is considered. The implications of the social structure of communes and intentional communities for sexual and genderal relations is considered. Research on genderal relations in one contemporary commune, showing equality, is presented and considered in the context of information about genderal relations in other communes and intentional communities gathered from secondary sources.

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