Примери за coffeehouse

• The normative association of coffeehouses with egalitarian social interaction is by no means a merely contemporary phenomenon.

• State power actually played a crucial role in enabling the rise of the coffeehouses, especially through the system of licensing.

• Notably absent from contemporary marketing texts is the fact that some of those coffeehouses were offlimits to women.

• The public sphere also included institutions such as coffeehouses, salons, museums and, in the case of music, the public concert hall and opera house.

• And in the tradition of the coffeehouse, it's also the chance to immerse yourself in eclectic and enduring music while you sip your favorite coffee.

• The political survival of the new institution is attributed to the ways in which public house licensing both regulated and also legitimated the coffeehouse.

• The rise of the coffeehouse was successful because the coffeehouse-keepers could convincingly represent their occupation as an innocent trade, rather than an inherently seditious one.

• The demographic segmentation of the coffeehouse market is thus not simply a matter of choice, but also of economic, racial, and geographic constraint.

• Debates in coffeehouses, which had been very popular social meeting places since the 1630s, could set people against one another.

• Such questions have been argued over almost from the very inception of the coffeehouse phenomenon.

• Along the opposite side of the square, printers, wine shops and coffeehouses catered to the tastes of the polite and fashionable.

• While the king refrained from pushing through an immediate revocation of coffeehouse licensing, he reserved the right to do so in the future.

• The evidence presented here suggests that the legitimation of the coffeehouse was accomplished in a much more complex manner.

• For example, what kinds of topics are deemed appropriate in coffeehouses and other "casual" conversational settings, and what topics are excluded?

• Just over 15 coffeehouses had been established by 1728, and later their number was restricted to 25.