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Performing ,: the Oriental Woman as the Sign of Luxury in Eighteenth-Century Fictionstry. Sekora notes a turn of meaning over the course of the eighteenth century, toward a positive revaluation of luxury as a social and economic benefit, propelled by imperial and commercial expansion and voiced most powerfully by Bernard Mandeville’s . (1714) and David Hume’s ‘Of Luxury’ (1752). Did

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Luxury, Satire and Prostitute Narrativesto be understood, at least partly, literally: as the bawdy rhyme which follows explains, the courtiers throw golden guineas between Sally’s legs, and every coin lodged there ‘. all her own’.. Supported by peers of the realm, this iconic woman turns the world upside down to become the sole beneficiar

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Luxury, Industry and Charity: Bluestocking Culture DisplayedEquipage, high and poignant Sauces, Infidelity, soft Beds, Dalliance, midnight Debaucheries, and the letting loose of all our Passions, are the true Springs from whence we are to draw every earthly Felicity.’. The Attorney-General concludes that ‘Rome fell by the Devices of the Prisoner — so did Gre

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