30 septembre 2013
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Barbara Alpern Engel, « 2. Women and Urban Culture », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.40yvh5
In the final decades of the nineteenth century, Russia underwent the social and economic transformations that, centuries earlier, had given rise to urban culture in much of Western Europe. In the West, the commercial revolution and rise of a market economy had resulted in a critical mass of urban population that did not depend on the land. The development of urban-rural differences in lifestyle and mentality; the existence of forms of commercial activity that affected the ’physical fabric’ of...