Titlebook: Sketches of the Nineteenth Century; European Journalism Martina Lauster Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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The Devil in Europe: Sketches and the Moralist Tradition,ey considered, in a more or less essayistic form, actual human behaviour, that is to say, the ‘disguises’ and ‘vanities’ of their contemporaries, rather than measuring people’s actions against absolute moral standards, as moral philosophers would. Reflecting on the mores of the age was, however, not

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Turning Insides Out: An Anatomy of Observation,nts. The fact that physiognomy enjoyed a high respect as a science would be unthinkable, as Caroline Warman has argued, if the discipline had not been appropriated by the lead science of medicine. The second, new French edition of Lavater’s ., under the title ., was undertaken from 1806 by the docto

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The Encyclopaedic Order: Reviewing the Nation and the Century,n shows. These were multi-media narratives of his journey from Suez to Cairo, presented at Willis’s Rooms in 1850, of his ascent of Mont Blanc (1852–58, revived in 1859–60) and of his journey to China (1858–59), both performed at the Egyptian Hall in Piccadilly. ‘His . was the most popular entertain

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Conclusion,, however, one step ahead of the actual social development. Anticipating the commodification and reification of all aspects of life, they equip the nineteenth-century citizen for a modernity which is, in many ways, yet to develop in material terms.

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hows how sketches transformed models of visual and printed media and of life science into a unique kind of sociology, presenting a self-critique of the middle class on the brink of industrial modernity.978-1-349-35571-6978-0-230-21097-4

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The Devil in Europe: Sketches and the Moralist Tradition, a prerogative of these essayists. My discussion of the ‘moralist tradition’ therefore refers to the reflection on mores and their depiction in a more cornprehensive sense and attempts to indicate the scale on which sketches adapted this heritage to new needs.

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