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"Le bon ton" likely had a very direct hand in shaping colonialism, given that they were aristocrats and landed gentry, and given the "season" spent in London wa
by throwaway2245 6y ago
"Le bon ton" likely had a very direct hand in shaping colonialism, given that they were aristocrats and landed gentry, and given the "season" spent in London was shaped around political networking.
However, I also meant that it was a sort of cultural neo-colonialism: that the British are allowed to present the history of this period as a romantic drama.
- rebolek 6y agoPeople are free. This notion of collective guilt - "the British are allowed" - is terrifying.
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- desas 6y agoBridgerton at least was written by an American novelist and then made into a TV show by an American director / writer / producer team for an American media company.