This book tells the story of the way in which the turbulent, hedonistic world of mid-nineteenth-century Paris touched the careers and work of a host of Victorian writers, major and minor.
This book tells the story of the way in which the turbulent, hedonistic world of mid-nineteenth-century Paris touched the careers and work of a host of Victorian writers, major and minor.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Elisabeth Jay was born in London and educated at Talbot Heath School, Bournemouth and St. Anne's College, Oxford. She has lived and worked mainly in Oxford, with the occasional period researching and/or teaching, in the USA and France. Her research publications have pursued two, occasionally intersecting, major pathways: work on a number of Victorian women writers and the cross-disciplinary study of nineteenth-century literature and theology and scholarly editions of Victorian works in a variety of genres. Since September, 2011 she is Professor Emerita at Oxford Brookes University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part One: Finding one's bearings in mid-nineteenth-century Paris 1: Regime change on the streets of Paris 2: British eyewitness accounts of regime change 3: Regime change as viewed from English shores 4: Topographical 5: Sensational Paris 6: Socialising in Paris 7: The Salons Part Two: Anglophone journalism in Paris 8: Press conditions 9: Who were 'the Paris correspondents'? 10: The working life of the Paris correspondent 11: Thackeray's debt to the print world of Paris Part Three: The fictional formatting of Paris 12: The democratisation of British fiction 13: Fictional subgenres 14: Stereotype and prejudice Bibliography
Introduction Part One: Finding one's bearings in mid-nineteenth-century Paris 1: Regime change on the streets of Paris 2: British eyewitness accounts of regime change 3: Regime change as viewed from English shores 4: Topographical 5: Sensational Paris 6: Socialising in Paris 7: The Salons Part Two: Anglophone journalism in Paris 8: Press conditions 9: Who were 'the Paris correspondents'? 10: The working life of the Paris correspondent 11: Thackeray's debt to the print world of Paris Part Three: The fictional formatting of Paris 12: The democratisation of British fiction 13: Fictional subgenres 14: Stereotype and prejudice Bibliography
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