Chronique journalistique et causerie : rapports, formes, enjeux

xixth century newspapers have been described as "written conversation". Newspaper columns are the most prominent location of this talk. They were a target of legislative constraints, that were exerted on the press at the time, but they were also a space of freedom. We will endeavour to des...

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Main Author: Sandrine Carvalhosa
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Association Portugaise d'Etudes Françaises 2014-11-01
Series:Carnets
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/carnets/1256
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spelling doaj-c2a9deb4206247bb9ad0b33821ac06562020-11-25T01:11:32ZengAssociation Portugaise d'Etudes FrançaisesCarnets1646-76982014-11-01210.4000/carnets.1256Chronique journalistique et causerie : rapports, formes, enjeuxSandrine Carvalhosaxixth century newspapers have been described as "written conversation". Newspaper columns are the most prominent location of this talk. They were a target of legislative constraints, that were exerted on the press at the time, but they were also a space of freedom. We will endeavour to describe the modalities of this transfer of speech into writing. We will also try to identify the issues at stake. They were considered as inconsistent chatter, and/or as annals in which "future generations [...] will be able to rediscover the intimate character of a bygone era" ; they were missed after the advent of the more factually orientated news reports. It appears to us today as a highly creative literary format.http://journals.openedition.org/carnets/1256newspaper columnstalkpressfrontiersliterature
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Chronique journalistique et causerie : rapports, formes, enjeux
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newspaper columns
talk
press
frontiers
literature
author_facet Sandrine Carvalhosa
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title Chronique journalistique et causerie : rapports, formes, enjeux
title_short Chronique journalistique et causerie : rapports, formes, enjeux
title_full Chronique journalistique et causerie : rapports, formes, enjeux
title_fullStr Chronique journalistique et causerie : rapports, formes, enjeux
title_full_unstemmed Chronique journalistique et causerie : rapports, formes, enjeux
title_sort chronique journalistique et causerie : rapports, formes, enjeux
publisher Association Portugaise d'Etudes Françaises
series Carnets
issn 1646-7698
publishDate 2014-11-01
description xixth century newspapers have been described as "written conversation". Newspaper columns are the most prominent location of this talk. They were a target of legislative constraints, that were exerted on the press at the time, but they were also a space of freedom. We will endeavour to describe the modalities of this transfer of speech into writing. We will also try to identify the issues at stake. They were considered as inconsistent chatter, and/or as annals in which "future generations [...] will be able to rediscover the intimate character of a bygone era" ; they were missed after the advent of the more factually orientated news reports. It appears to us today as a highly creative literary format.
topic newspaper columns
talk
press
frontiers
literature
url http://journals.openedition.org/carnets/1256
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