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Taste and Power: furnishing modern France

Book information

Publisher
University of California Press
Year
1996
ISBN
9780320213654
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
46 MB (48534272 bytes)
Pages
\513
Time added
2023-06-07 09:20:41

Description

Cover Copyright Contents List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Representation, Style, and Taste: The Politics of Everyday Life Part One: The Paradox of Absolutism: The Power of the Monarch's Limit 1. The Courtly Stylistic Regime: Representation and Power under Absolutism 2. Negotiating Absolute Power: City, Crown, and Church 3. Fathers, Masters, and Kings: Mirroring Monarchical Power Part Two: From Style to Taste: Transitions to the Bourgeois Stylistic Regime 4. Revolutionary Transformation: The Demise of the Culture of Production and of the Courtly Stylistic Regime 5. The New Politics of the Everyday: Making Class through Taste and Knowledge 6. The Separation of Aesthetics and Productive Labor Part Three: The Bourgeois Stylistic Regime: Representation, Nation, State, and the Everyday 7. The Bourgeoisie as Consumers: Social Representation and Power in the Third Republic 8. Style in the New Commercial World Missing pages 322-323 9. After the Culture of Production: The Paradox of Labor and Citizenship 10. Style, the Nation, and the Market: The Paradoxes of Representation in a Capitalist Republic Epilogue: Toward a Mass Stylistic Regime: The Citizen-Consumer Bibliography General Index Index of Names Blank Page Blank Page

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