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Les sens bien affutes, l'on peut s'integrer graduellement au style de vie qui s'offre a soi : aspirer la resine, la seve et les aiguilles qui nous bordent - puis entendre au loin le grincement et les entrechocs ferrailles d'un train. Janette Dillon's altogether interesting study, Theatre, Court and City, 1595-1610, similarly stresses interconnections and continuities, but with much more emphasis on social structure, the tensions between social classes, and the concomitant ambivalence felt by those who aspire to lofty position but retain a sense of loyalty to a separate identity, as well as those who occupy the lofty position but who are increasingly in need of the economic resources provided by the aspirers. Aspirers, those luxury consumers who have not yet achieved the level of luxury to which they aspire. |
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