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Using words like “white or dark meat”.
The language of flowers.
Mimosa = Chastity
Red rose = Blood of the Christ and intensity of the
romantic love
Pink rose = lesser affection
White roses = virtue and chastity
Black rose = death and dark magic
Social and Sexual
Restraints
3. Covering furniture’s legs with cloth
Modesty and reputation was important.
Homosexuality was illegal
My secret life (Frank Harris) and The pearl(1880 then
they were forced to shutdown)
5.
Avoiding sexual relations until
marriage.
A person=chaste=faithful
partner
Church preached for abstinence.
It was considered important for
person’s health
Chastity(Abstinence)
6.
Couldn’t speak in a impure way in front of a single
woman
Single woman can’t spend time alone with a man at
home.
No physical contact until marriage
Can’t date in the middle of the night
Adultery was acceptable for men not women.
Courtship rules
7.
Street Etiquette:
Can’t stop to chat in a
crowded street.
You should avoid
animated speech and
loud talking.
Victorian Etiquette
Rules
8.
Come to the party before
15 minutes.
Gathering in drawing
room
Servants announce the
dinner and entering
process begin.
Dinner Party Etiquette
9.
Started to question the religion but it was still
dominant.
Bible was seen as the foundation of the moral
behaviours.Only guide to the moral life.
Effects of puritanism were seen.
Religious Morality
10.
1-Duty 4-No hypocrisy
2-Hard work 5-Charity
3-Giving respect to people 6-Philanthrophy
Progress,reforms,stability
Code of Conduct
11.
Bread winners
Family protectors
They were superior in
body and mind
Better educated and
head of the family.
Restrictive Gender Roles
Inferior to men and
weaker innocent.
Main role was to marry a
man and take part in his
life.
Learn homely skills
Look after the house and
children
12.
Alcholism:
Awful working and living conditions of the working
class
Wrayburn: “It will be necessary, I think, to wind up
Mr. Dolls, before anything to any mortal purpose can
be got out of him. Brandy, Mr. Dolls, or - ?”
Mr. Dolls: “Threepenn’orth Rum.”
---Our mutual friend-Charles Dickens---
Contradictions in
Victorian Period
13.
Charles Dickens described ginshops in Sketches by Boz
Also,in his writings we can see the alcholism in Victorian
England.
14.
Prostitution
It was legal.
1/3 women was prostitute.
Nancy in Oliver Twist//Martha Endell in David
Copperfield
"A couple of young ladies called to see the young
gentlemen; one of whom was named Bet, and the other
Nancy. They wore a good deal of hair, not very neatly
turned up behind, and were rather untidy about the
shoes and stockings. They were not exactly pretty,
perhaps; but they had a great deal of colour in their
faces, and looked quite stout and hearty.“
Oliver Twist-Charles Dickens
15.
Child Labour
Abolishing slavery created child labouring.
Children were forced to work in
factories,workhouses.
They worked 16 hours in a day like elders did.
Pip(Great Expectation) David(David Copperfield)
Esther(Bleak House) Estella(Great Expectation)
Oliver(Oliver Twist) Sissy Jup(Hard Times)
(Charles Dicken’s child characters)
16.
There were strict restrictions.They tried to create a
moral society.However restriction in human nature
didn’t give them what they wanted.Moreover,it
created corruption like prostitution,alcoholism,child
labouring in those times.
Conclusion
17.
Dutta Anindita (2018,March 29). Children in Dickens’s Novels. Retrieved from:
https://www.arcjournals.org/pdfs/ijsell/v2-i2/1.pdf
Victorian Morality (2018,March 29).Retrieved from: http://www.wiki-
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Victorian era courtship rules and marriage facts (2018,March 29).Retrieved from:
http://www.victorian-era.org/victorian-era-courtship-rules-and-marriage.html
Victorian Era Morality Facts: Moral Behavior, Values, Ideals, Ethics(2018,March
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Victorian Era Code of Conduct (2018,March 28). Retrieved from:
http://www.victorian-era.org/victorian-era-code-of-conduct.html
Victorian morality Facts: Moral views on chastity, crimes, code of conduct, church influence
(2018,March 27). Retrieved from: http://www.victorian-era.org/victorian-
morality.html
Victorian Era Abstinence: How related to ethics and morality (2018,March 29). Retrieved
from: http://www.victorian-era.org/victorian-era-abstinence.html
Mcgrath Jane (2018,March 29). 10 Ridiculous Victorian Etiquette Rules.Retrieved from:
https://people.howstuffworks.com/10-ridiculous-victorian-etiquette-rules.htm
Mckellen Sabine (2018,March 29). Social Restrictions in the Victorian Era. Retrieved from:
https://classroom.synonym.com/social-restrictions-victorian-era-17695.html
References
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Victorian Era (2018,March 29) Retrieved from:
http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Victorian_era
Victorian Religion of Christianity (2018,March 29) Retrieved from:
http://www.victorian-era.org/victorian-religion-of-christianity.html
Alcohol and Alcoholism in Victorian England (2018,March 29)Retrieved
from:
http://www.victorianweb.org/science/health/alcoholism.html
London Gin Shops (2018,March 29)Retrieved from:
http://www.victorianweb.org/history/london/gin.html
Prostitution in Victorian England (2018,March 29)Retrieved from:
https://revisitingdickens.wordpress.com/prostitution-victorian/