Abstract:

This research paper examines the social and economic implications of the process of framing familiarization in Victorian Britain. The term "framing familiarization" refers to the transition from traditional subsistence agriculture to a more commercial and specialized form of farming. This shift had profound effects on the structure of rural society, the economic landscape, and the overall well-being of the populace. Through an interdisciplinary approach that combines historical analysis, economic theory, and sociological perspectives, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how framing familiarization shaped Victorian Britain

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Economic, Familiarization, Victorian, Technological, Network