As a feminist ( not to mention a petit bourgeois and denizen of the academic classes ), I too find myself often disgusted by Hustler,
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However, I did not want to do that, I am not interested in profanations : that is just a fashion I loath, it is petit bourgeois.
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The petit bourgeois environment, the lumpen elements, the social fringes and petty interests stifle the young couple : they apparently want to rebel, but never succeed.
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While " petit bourgeois " can indeed refer to a lower middling order, " bourgeoisie " never does-- whether used in its Marxian sense or not.
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Challe was born in Paris, the youngest of five children of the second marriage of a certain Jean Challe, a " petit bourgeois " and minor civil servant.
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In the film's northwestern plains setting during the dog days of summer, Gregorio and Mecha suggest Argentina's petit bourgeois answer to Chekhov's provincials, minus the verve.
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The petit bourgeois wine-seller and his wife are shown as corrupt and morally reprehensible, the most likely of the party to betray their country simply to return to a life of greed in peace.
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The " petit bourgeois " in the novel are shabby and bewildered as they assist helplessly at their nation's funeral, but they stand in brilliant contrast to the insatiable greed and craftiness of the wealthy.
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"Follies " shows us what the rather grand Ben and Phyllis and the petit bourgeois Buddy and Sally came from : kids full of life and hope, ready to make every mistake in the book.
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Here, in the words of Arnold Hauser, a sociologist of art, we see " the ascent of the artist from the level of the petit bourgeois artisan to that of the free intellectual worker ."
