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> The flâneur is knowingly intruding into the space of the street workers, but bringing his bourgeoise morality with him. Right. I think it's the implication
by colanderman 7y ago
> The flâneur is knowingly intruding into the space of the street workers, but bringing his bourgeoise morality with him.
Right. I think it's the implication that not wanting to be groped in public is somehow unique to the morality of privileged males that confuses me. It's as if he's trying to make a point about hypocrisy but doesn't follow it up.
- yabadabadoes 7y ago> but doesn't follow it up The whole article is such follow up including the outrage of privileged women.. The claim is that a flâneur may be trying to witness outrages to their norms between people of a lower social class and may have been outraged by virtually anything if it was directed at them, so it is hard to determine what precisely occurred from their testimony.