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- 2 weeks ago
Aside from the straightforward questions of wealth through violence (and all the media course vocabulary); they passed laws against monopolies that were reversed in the '80's- laws that would have protected from some of the centralised wealth and knowledge and power that the world lives in now; they filled, at least London with beautiful parks and green spaces without which London would not be a fraction of what it is.
Education was valued, cherished and encouraged; rightly or wrongly individuals invested their own wealth in experimentation, discovery, expansion and in humanitarian endeavours. Ideas that lead to ideas- Frankenstein was written by Mary Shelley yeah [?] and the 'Pre-raphaelite brotherhood' contained a number of 'sisters' also- for all the traditional values and patriarchy, exemplary women still continued to find ways of demonstrating their worth... Marie Curie, Florence Nightingale- it would be a great long list were there the time to invest in searching the names; all Victorian.
Here's a different idea: when things are 'forbidden' it makes them somehow 'spicier'. The downside of casual liberalism [perhaps the wrong term] is that when 'everything is ok' -nothing is 'naughty', and how can a person recapture naughty when the very concept no longer exists? Not a hill worth dying on, just a fun thought experiment.
- Anonymous2 weeks ago
Interesting culture and time. Things were getting better regarding politics...taking more care about those poor and left behind and had usually a good economy. The dresses were neat and beautiful, although a bit tight for women in particular and some even for men. in the arts, especially literature is well worth mentioning.
- ?Lv 72 weeks ago
I support the Victorian Era. I have lots of their trading cards and posters. Also a full Victorian Era strip:
- Anonymous2 weeks ago
It's what you get when you let aspies take over the Enlightenment. It wasn't humanity at its finest.
- Anonymous2 weeks ago
The women wore too much clothing. In other words, my indifference wins the day.
- Anonymous2 weeks ago
I don't know I wasn't around at the time.
- ?Lv 72 weeks ago
There was a lot of innovation, change and discovery during the Victorian era. The industrial revolution basically made the world we live in today. It also brought with it new problems.
- megalomaniacLv 72 weeks ago
It was the height of the British Empire. Rather nice if you were a Brit, not so much if you weren't.
- Anonymous2 weeks ago
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I love it.
My mother loved the designs of old Victorian dresses ever since she was a kid.
And I love the old Victorian architecture in houses so much I want to buy one.
Where I now live.... 🥴😊😁 there are vintage old Victorian houses.