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burguesia industrial

English translation: industrial bourgeoisie

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Portuguese term or phrase:burguesia industrial
English translation:industrial bourgeoisie
Entered by: zaicaner

02:16 Feb 20, 2008
Portuguese to English translations [PRO]
Social Sciences - Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc.
Portuguese term or phrase: burguesia industrial
palavra-chave resumo científico sobre comportamento de empresários brasileiros
Daniele Leda
industrial bourgeoisie
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4 +3industrial bourgeoisie
zaicaner
4 +1industrial middle class
R. Alex Jenkins


  

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industrial middle class


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In industrial capitalism, on the other hand, the bourgeoisie becomes the ruling ... workers (the working class), also known as the industrial middle class, ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourgeoisie

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Note added at 4 mins (2008-02-20 02:21:24 GMT)
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or the 'industrial bourgeoisie' :)

R. Alex Jenkins
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neutral  tristar: Neste caso, burguesia não é classe media mas classe alta.
4 hrs

agree  Carol Gullidge: looks as if you were first with "industrial bourgeoisie"!//I'm not at all sure that "middle class" is wrong, since this usually refers to the reasonably well off....
9 hrs
  -> My sources say the industrial 'bourgeoisie and middle-class' are synonomous, but perhaps there's a more subtle difference that I didn't pick up on. There wasn't really a 'middle class' as such in those days, so it's closer to modern aproximation.
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19 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 peer agreement (net): +3
industrial bourgeoisie


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zaicaner
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agree  swisstell
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agree  alizestarfir (X)
3 hrs
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neutral  Carol Gullidge: I agree, but Richard got there first!
9 hrs
  -> thank you...That's true! I am willing to help here ... not to compete!

agree  JaneTranslates: I'm no expert here, but the author whom I frequently translate is, and this is how he wants me to translate it (from Spanish, not Portuguese, but it works out the same).
20 hrs
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