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Bohemia as Subculture; “Bohemia” as Industry
Journal of Planning Literature, 2009Artists have long been thought of as agents of revitalization, transforming warehouses and blighted neighborhoods into bohemian enclaves that become destinations for the well-heeled, simultaneously bringing redevelopment and reinvestment. Yet, the active cultivation of art as a central part of economic development is new.
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2017
The fourth chapter explores the melancholic relationship between Bohemia and Revolution, analyzing the works of different authors and creators, from Marx to Benjamin, from the socialist painter Gustave Courbet to Léon Trotsky exiled in Vienna. Bohemia is the realm in which the attempt of “winning the energies of intoxication for revolution” (Benjamin ...
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The fourth chapter explores the melancholic relationship between Bohemia and Revolution, analyzing the works of different authors and creators, from Marx to Benjamin, from the socialist painter Gustave Courbet to Léon Trotsky exiled in Vienna. Bohemia is the realm in which the attempt of “winning the energies of intoxication for revolution” (Benjamin ...
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1994
To Sherlock Holmes she is always the woman. I have seldom heard him mention her under any other name. In his eyes she eclipses and predominates the whole of her sex.
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To Sherlock Holmes she is always the woman. I have seldom heard him mention her under any other name. In his eyes she eclipses and predominates the whole of her sex.
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2009
Abstract Attitudes towards eccentricity were notably unstable in Parisian Bohemia. This ‘kingdom of eccentricity and misery’ was home to artists and writers struggling to make their living, who, though they often adopted a stance of social opposition, were firmly linked to the bourgeoisie.
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Abstract Attitudes towards eccentricity were notably unstable in Parisian Bohemia. This ‘kingdom of eccentricity and misery’ was home to artists and writers struggling to make their living, who, though they often adopted a stance of social opposition, were firmly linked to the bourgeoisie.
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The American Historical Review, 2000
Introduction Mikulas Teich 1. Boiohaemum - Cechy Jiri Slama 2. The making of the Czech state: Bohemia and Moravia from the tenth to the fourteenth centuries Jaroslav Meznik and Zdenek Merinsky 3. Politics and culture under Charles IV Frantisek Kavka 4. The Hussite movement: an anomaly of European history? Frantisek Smahel 5. The monarchy of the estates
Hugh L. Agnew, Mikulas Teich
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Introduction Mikulas Teich 1. Boiohaemum - Cechy Jiri Slama 2. The making of the Czech state: Bohemia and Moravia from the tenth to the fourteenth centuries Jaroslav Meznik and Zdenek Merinsky 3. Politics and culture under Charles IV Frantisek Kavka 4. The Hussite movement: an anomaly of European history? Frantisek Smahel 5. The monarchy of the estates
Hugh L. Agnew, Mikulas Teich
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2023
Abstract This chapter examines the various fictional manifestations of the bohemian myth, beginning with George Sand’s The Last Aldini (1838), Honoré Balzac’s The Prince of Bohemia (1840), and Henry Murger’s Scenes of Bohemian Life (1851), based on a series of newspaper sketches that also served as material for a successful play produced
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Abstract This chapter examines the various fictional manifestations of the bohemian myth, beginning with George Sand’s The Last Aldini (1838), Honoré Balzac’s The Prince of Bohemia (1840), and Henry Murger’s Scenes of Bohemian Life (1851), based on a series of newspaper sketches that also served as material for a successful play produced
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