The Ladies Paradise by Émile Zola

A depiction of a woman by ÉmileZolaZola and its attitude towards a woman may be a relationship between a controller and a controllers. In most cases, women's paradise can resist believing that men are the ones who dominate women, but those who are fascinated by the machines that resist all difficulties and engage in assets in the late nineteenth century are still 2 There are people. Class Family Unit They are elegant Mademoiselle Boudu and gentle eyebrows Monsieur Bourras.

"First is Emil Zora's Ladies Paradise, he's talking about the rise of a modern 19th century department store in Paris Symbol of Sexual Attitudes and Changes in Class Relationships Department stores at the end of the 19th century are about marketing It invented what I knew This is also my favorite marketing method This is not a history of more than 150 years Style lighting He likes to use it to express the world. Highlights, sales, street marketing, events ... Market era is over, stores are reasonable, they are planned, this transition from art form market to department store is wonderful. "

French people are shining the fame of the state brought by the great stores in Paris. The great writer ÉmileZola (1840-1902) has created his novel Au Bonheur des Dames (1882-83) at a typical department store. Zora regards it as a symbol of both new technologies that improve society and involve society. This novel explains commercialization, management skills, marketing, and consumerism. Grands Magasins Dufayel is a cheap and huge department store built in 1890. Located in the northern part of Paris, I reached a very large new customer base in the working class. In communities with few public spaces, we will provide consumer version of public plaza. As bourgeoisie is doing at a famous department store in the city center, we educate workers to regard shopping as an everyday exercise for getting essentials, not exciting social activities.