Bourgeois, antibourgeois, bourgeois antibourgeois dans Il garofano rosso d’Elio Vittorini

The Birth of Bourgeois Punishment

Degrowth, American Style: No Impact Man and Bourgeois Primitivism

Louise Bourgeois (1563-1636): royal midwife of France.

Louise Bourgeois was the first practicing midwife to write of her experience of childbirth and of women's problems. She did much to enhance the respect in which her craft was held. For 26 years she was midwife to the royal court.

Sperm competition in fish: `bourgeois' males and parasitic spawning.

Fish exhibit an enormous variety of reproductive patterns. There is external and internal fertilization, simultaneous and sequential hermaphroditism as well as gonochorism, and an extremely widespread occurrence of parasitic reproductive behaviour among males. In most fish species there is a great size range of reproductive males, setting the stage for divergent, intraspecific reproductive patt...

One Property and Patriarchy in Classical Bourgeois Political Theory

Classical bourgeois political theory articulated the political revolution that established possessive individualism as the basis of legitimate government and the foundation of civil society. In this respect, it inaugurated the systematic investigation of the objective rules governing subjective human existence. The work of Thomas Hobbes and of John Locke, like classical political economy and mo...