The conflict between行会间的冲突不仅仅在经济方面 the guilds was not purely (20) economic, however. A 1675 police report indicated that since so many seamstresses因为很多ss一直非法工作,现在她们已经组成公司, were already working illegally, t就不太可能遭受经济损失 the tailors were unlikely to (25) suffer additional economic damage because of the seamstresses’ incorporation. Moreover, guild membership而且,行会对于ss和t有着不同的意义 held very different meanings (30) for tailors and seamstresses. To the tailors, their status as对于t,他们作为行会会员的身份与大家长的身 guild members overlapped 份重叠 with their role as heads of household, and entitled them (35) to employ as seamstresses female family members who did not marry outside the trade. The seamstresses, however, viewed guild membership as (40) a mark of independence from the patriarchal family. Their 而ss把行会会员制看作是一个从家庭独立的标志 guild was composed not of family units but of individual他们的行会不是由家庭成员构成,而是由享受着特殊 women who enjoyed unusual 的合法和经济利益的独立女性构成 (45) legal and economic privileges. At the conflict’s center was 冲突的核心问题是 the issue of whether tailors’ :t的女性亲戚应该被看作是受t行会保护的 female relatives should be 家庭成员,或者把他们看作是在ss行会限制下的个体呢 identified as family members (50) protected by the tailors’ guild or as individuals under the jurisdiction of the seam- stresses’ guild. 翻译成中文还不知道第二段在搞什么! 请nn讲讲吧 T-4-10:GWD-13-18: D It can be inferred from the passage that which of the following was true of seamstresses employed by relatives who were members of the tailors’ guild? - They were instrumental in convincing Louis XIV to establish the seamstresses’ guild.
- They were rarely allowed to assist master tailors in the production of men’s clothing.
- They were considered by some tailors to be a threat to the tailors’ monopoly.
- They did not enjoy the same economic and legal privileges that members of the seamstresses’ guild enjoyed.
- They felt their status as working women gave them a certain degree of independence from the patriarchal family.
Answer: D -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- T-4-11:GWD-13-19: A The author mentions the seamstresses’ view of guild membership as a “mark of independence from the patriarchal family” (lines 40-41) primarily in order to
- emphasize that the establishment of the seamstresses’ guild had implications that were not solely economic
- illustrate the conflict that existed between tailors and their female family members over membership in the tailors’ guild
- imply that the establishment of the seamstresses’ guild ushered in a period of increased economic and social freedom for women in France
- provide an explanation for the dramatic increase in the number of women working as seamstresses after 1675
- indicate that members of the seamstresses’ guild were financially more successful than were tailors’ female relatives protected by the tailors’ guild
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