When film theorists refer to the “arbitrary rectangle” formed by the boundaries of the

When Alberti writes in On the Family, “At the end there were no household goods of which my wife had not learned both the place and purpose,” he alludes to one key reason that some women were educated:

a. to capably manage property and domestic affairs. b. to support their husbands’ public roles. c. to maintain Christian values in the household. d. to educate their children.

In which work did Friedrich Engels issue a scathing indictment of industrial life in England?

A. Communist Manifesto B. Sketches by Boz C. Conditions of the Working Class in England D. Lost Illusions