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Victorian Morality

·2008·Daily Life in Victorian England
DOI 10.5040/9798400637254.ch-012
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VICTORIAN MORALITY The phrase V ictorian morality is often used with contempt. It has come to imply prudery, hypocrisy, sexual repression, and rigid social control. This chapter explores some widespread moral ideals in order to understand their value—and their failings. Remember, however, tha

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Venue
Daily Life in Victorian England
Publisher
www.greenwood.com
Published
2008
Pages
261-272
DOI
10.5040/9798400637254.ch-012
OpenAlex
W4391201905
Cited by
0
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0
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other
Language
en
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closed
Topics
  • Social Sciences › Arts and Humanities › Philosophy › Philosophical Ethics and Theory
  • Social Sciences › Education › Values and Moral Education
  • Social Sciences › Sociology and Political Science › Legal and Social Philosophy
Keywords
Victorian morality, moral ideals, prudery, hypocrisy, sexual repression, social control, Victorian society

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