often derog. —adj. 1 a conventionally middle-class. b materialistic. 2 capitalist. —n. (pl. same) bourgeois person. [French]
... special attention tothepsychological aspects ofpolitics .andtheformation oftherules ofpolitical art Intheperiod ofthebourgeois revolutions oftheXVII .century political ideas areformed inHolland andEngland thatset .thedirection ... ... theactivities ofstate bodies Thepolitical principles he formulated later became thebasis of.bourgeois statehood Theideas of natural law - and social contract - were most .fully used ... (Political science)
... adiscussion .about this: do we need areporter Does his work give bourgeois journalism After all , he brings inhis speech anunhealthy spirit .ofsensationalism ... ... .described Theword sensation - wasalso considered abusive Most often itwasused inthephrase bourgeois sensationalism . - He squeamishly (andobsequiously ) quoted thewords oftheAmerican .press magnate Hirst ... (Creative activity of a journalist)
... goal .he saw wastoestablish adurable order andensure progress ., thatis, theevolutionary development ofthebourgeois system Inkontovskoy sociocracy , classes ofcapitalists andworkers arepreserved ., strict hierarchy reigns ... ... toimmediate elimination after theproletariat won .political power inthesocialist revolution Inplace ofbourgeois democracy , according toMarxism , proletarian democracy .must come , meaning thetotal participation ... (Political science)
... ofsocial relations through works ofart .comprehensively depicts thedestructive nature ofhuman bourgeois relations , which .have established themselves asthedominant type ofsocial life Theconcept ... ... cult .ofthemoral andaesthetic beginnings ofhuman life , replacing .them withpurely mercantile bourgeois ideals andsocial practice arose as.destructive forthespiritual world ofman : thethirst for.wealth ... (Aesthetics)
... era istruly interesting , inthat.thestruggle between two approaches todefining a gentleman - (noble and.bourgeois ) ultimately resulted intheemergence ofaunified model .thatcombined merchant respectability withknightly honor ... (Etiquette)
... ), whose representatives create theaesthetics of. \ theatrical life asopposed toserious businesslike \ respectable bourgeois Everyday existence isoccupied byfestivity according totheprinciple .: life istheater , andthepeople initareactors ... (Aesthetics)
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