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Begun in the 19th and continuing to the early 20th century, Literary “a reaction to eighteenth-century Romanticism and the rise of the bourgeois in Europe.”
Source: https://www.voicemagazine.org/2023/03/17/beyond-literary-landscapes-3/
But she was already in full command of the arsenal of bourgeois bigotries that would be a hallmark of her later self.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/22/theater/barry-humphries-dead.html
In the revolutions so far it has been the bourgeoisie in the party that has undermined and reversed the revolution by changing the ideological and political line of the party making it a bourgeois and reactionary party.
It was necessary, therefore, to go beyond philosophy and social science to engage in the critique of bourgeois natural science as well.
Legally, it was created to protect bourgeois women who stole, as the definition of the disease made it explicit that there should not be an economic need linked to the theft.
Source: https://worldcrunch.com/culture-society/kleptomania-sexism-gender-bias
She described him in a letter to a friend as a 'well-meaning but extremely boring bourgeois'.
So the neighborhood has this tension of people who want to live a more bourgeois life, but they’re in the middle of the neighborhood with people who don’t have rights, who are immigrants, who don’t know if tomorrow the government will kick them out.
The bourgeois class is not alone in this regard.