When it was first published in 19577, E. Franklin Frazier's Black Bourgeoisie was simultaneously reviled and revered - revered for its skillful dissection of one of America's most complex communities, reviled for daring to cast a critical eye on a section of black society that h…
Aimed at students and lecturers in European social and economic history, this collection of essays outlines the place of the German bourgeoisie in the history, politics and economics of the country from the late 18th to the early 20th century.
Aimed at students and lecturers in European social and economic history, this collection of essays outlines the place of the German bourgeoisie in the history, politics and economics of the country from the late 18th to the early 20th century.
Whereas Education of the Senses focused on the sexual attitudes and practices of the nineteenth-century bourgeoisie, The Tender Passion concentrates on their notions of love. No less revisionist than he was in his first volume, Gay argues here that the Victorians were able not o…
