שאלה | Question: What was the ideal in Europe in the 19th century for a “normal” person?

Question: What was the ideal in Europe in the 19th century for a “normal” person?

שאלה #193539

		A) A person from the lower class who provides entertainment
		B) An upper-class person — the aristocrat, from the mirror-rooms of the palace
		C) A European bourgeois person — the bourgeois archetype
		D) A European aristocratic person from the lower class

Explanation: In the lectures, “normality” in 19th-century Europe is tied to the bourgeois ideal—self-disciplined, productive, respectable, and morally regulated—used as a standard against which “deviance” (including drug use) was judged. (Lecture/Reading: Ram, Hashishophobia; also fits the broader discipline/productivity framing in Breen, The Age of Intoxication.)