The phrase implies a sense of bohemianism, counterculture, and creativity. Verismo opera composers often chose rural folk, poor city dwellers, and representatives of bohemianism. Its very air breathes the cameraderie and Bohemianism which every artist craves. As a youth Home was drawn first to music and bohemianism, and then to radicalism. Instead, they promoted bohemianism, free love, pacifism, socialism, birth control, and women's rights. According to biographers, Solomon Sturges was "diametrically opposite to Mary and her bohemianism". Concepts and ideas from mysticism and bohemianism were inherited by the Beat Generation. Their appeal to later generations of Romantics, and to all schools of bohemianism, is demonstrated. In 1848 William Makepeace Thackeray used the word bohemianism in his novel "Vanity Fair". The Zone had a reputation for tolerance, diversity of culture, religion, and bohemianism. Such urban roaming was characteristic of Left Bank bohemianism in Paris. Can Indian society imagine a lady with bohemianism? He later complained that tabloid bohemianism completely overwhelmed him. Brigman's deliberately counter-cultural images suggested bohemianism and female liberation. For a long time the area had a reputation for bohemianism.