Titlebook: Confronting Modernity in Fin-de-Siècle France; Bodies, Minds and Ge Christopher E. Forth (Howard Professor of Humaniti Book 2010 Palgrave M

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-73830-2As Marshall Berman so eloquently stated in . (1982), paradox and contradiction define the modern experience. His definition still stands as one of the most useful for understanding the late nineteenth century as well as our own:

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Introduction: Confronting Modernity in Fin-de-Siècle FranceAs Marshall Berman so eloquently stated in . (1982), paradox and contradiction define the modern experience. His definition still stands as one of the most useful for understanding the late nineteenth century as well as our own:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-54541-2lars lamented the many manifestations of degeneration—from tuberculosis and syphilis to hysteria and neurasthenia.. David Barnes has skillfully connected medical history and social history to show ‘the specter of the cabaret… in turn-of-the-century fears of French decline and degeneration.’. The gre

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Online Social Media (OSM) and Translation,ng from fraudulent seduction and a resulting baby and asserted their rights as adult human beings. Men had been using tort law for decades when another man materially wronged them. By using tort law in courts, just as men had done, and by blaming men for damaging them, women attempted to restore the

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Translation and Social Media: In Theory,I) Auguste de Morsier, Maria Pognon took the floor and attempted to infuse a more radical feminist hue into the debate. Pognon, pacifist freethinker and president of the Ligue française pour le droit des femmes (LFDF), argued that women’s right to control their own bodies had to be highlighted as ce

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