n. 1 capitalist class. 2 middle class. [French]

... oflinking the.history oftheregimes ofHitler andMussolini asasingle .force , which isthereaction ofthebig bourgeoisie to.thespread ofcommunist ideology Meanwhile , inthe, therewasless common between these.regimes than between ... (Journalism)
... century - aperiod ofchange inthecontent ofpublic .from Therepresentatives ofcritical realism showed thatthebourgeoisie ,.asserting itself asthedominant social stratum , destroys thepreliminary cult .ofthemoral andaesthetic ... (Aesthetics)
... clearly expressed in.theattitudes toward gentlemanliness onthepart ofthefading nobility .andtheemerging , strengthening bourgeoisie According tothefirst approach , thecriteria forgentlemanhood were .nobility , noble birth , astrong ... (Etiquette)
... ingeneral .andart inparticular areexpressed TheBaroque also embodied theidea of anew class . - thebourgeoisie - about themeaning andjoy oflife associated .withmaterial wealth andsensual pleasures Theaesthetics ... (Aesthetics)
... rise .tohigh samples ofsarcasm inDemosthenes , Cicero andJuvenal Thecreativity ofthefighters oftheyoung bourgeoisie against .feudalism waspermeated withdeep sarcasm Rabelais , ahumanist who fought against ... (Rhetoric)
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