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33Faithfully-based on what is likely the autobiographical anecdote of a lorette, Rosanettes memory of her first experience with prostitution in LÉducation sentimentale stands as an inversion of Frédérics recollection of his own first contact with venal sex at the close of the novel. If Frédéric considered his willful, albeit failed, attempt to pay for sex as the best moment of his life, Rosanettes forced entrance into the world of sexual commerce was the worst experience of hers, at that point at least in the narrative. Like Frédérics, Rosanettes description of her past offers a privileged portrayal of the intersection between memory and prostitution in the novel and, like Frédérics, Rosanettes story appears to structure her experience of loss. But her highly perceptive story also functions as a form of counter-discourse to Frédérics final narrative wherein, according to the critical consensus, nothing is gained or understood. In particular, Rosanettes memory carries an ethical weight when compared to Frédérics because while the male hero appears to learn so little from his past, the pain that suffuses the prostitutes memory allows for an empathetic, compassionate relation to others. However appealing this ethical response to her memory may be for the reader, and perhaps precisely because of her storys undeniable appeal, Flaubert debases it with biting irony through his masterful use of form. Although he critiques an ethical response to the sufferings of the prostitute even as he carefully elicits it, Flaubert also offers up a strikingly coherent insight into the prostitutional experience. His portrayal of Rosanettes interaction with a series of reflections that crystallize in a book of obscene images points to the formation of the prostitutes identity as a psychoanalytically-rooted fiction. Furthermore, Rosanettes testimony represents a moment of rare, clear-minded self-reflexivity and, in so doing, offers us a unique and therefore valuable perspective on one of the most ubiquitous determinants of the novel, the idea of prostitution. 18Rosanettes description of her childhood home and her mothers betrayal is presented in three modes of discourse. While Flauberts use of the free indirect discourse generally suggests a degree of complicity with his characters, the addition of both the indirect and direct discourses in the following passage has the competing effect of distancing the narrator from the characters plight: to the al lu r e of prostitution i f their mothers.. 21While seated at the table, Rosanette was served the token drink of adulthood, a large glass of wine, and her head began to spin. To a certain extent, the spinning she felt as her encounter with the man in black drew near echoes the vertigo Flaubert described to Colet when he contemplated the abyss of prostitution. However, the young Rosanette shares neither Flauberts theory, nor certainly Frédérics perspective since the novels central character has a radically different experience of the sexual economy in which he too is embedded. Rosanettes vision of prostitution, her understanding of the threshold she crossed from innocence to experience, the knowledge of what she faced as a child, is more dramatic, more violent even, than what either Frédéric or Flaubert himself suggest they experience in their dealings with prostitution. Les données recueillies dans le cadre du Programme DUC à base de données agrégées représentent pratiquement 100 de la charge de travail de lensemble des services de police au Canada. Une affaire peut comprendre plus dune infraction. Les chiffres tirés du Programme DUC à base de données agrégées qui figurent dans le présent article sont fondés sur linfraction la plus grave. This concise and accessible new text examines the correlations between runaway children and teenage prostitution in the United States from a criminological, sociological, and psychological perspective. The author takes a systematic approach to defining and describing the differences between youth who run away from home and those who leave institutional settings and distinguishes the difference between runaway and throwaway children. A careful examination of teenage prostitution among girls and boys helps to illuminate the special problems faced by children who have run away. In addition, the author discusses laws related to runaways, teenage prostitution, and the sexual exploitation of minors as well as the criminal justice response to the problems. Runaways and prostitution involving youth in other countries is also explored. The texts findings support current conclusions on the characteristics of runaways, the relationship between runaways and teen prostitution, and the implications of running away from home. Flogged if found guilty in the courts of ha vi n g engaged in prostitution o r having committed adultery or some other act.. Des mill ie rs de pe rsonnes sont impliq ué es da ns la prostitution, a u C anada, en tant que travailleuses et travaille ur s se xuel s, clients ou aut res personnes.. 
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