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IF 0.2 0 LITERATURE, ROMANCE
Cary Hollinshead-Strick
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正如普里西拉·弗格森(Priscilla Ferguson)所展示的那样,如果说美食的概念将读者带到一个精英的鉴赏场所,那么将报纸与剩饭剩菜和自给自足的食物进行比较,就是一种旨在引发怀疑的举动。19世纪的作家们对出版业的创新持谨慎态度,他们把期刊比作arlequins和marronnier——或者有时用栗子做的marrones肉汤。把报纸和如此廉价的食品联系在一起,意味着这些出版物的构成是权宜之计。七月君主制的作家们担心四十法郎的出版社倾向于脱离语境和碎片化的信息通过他们使用的arlequin隐喻来传达他们的焦虑。到了第二帝国,对可靠的、无害的信息日益增长的市场,鼓励了经常性的大众兴趣文章的出版,这些文章后来被称为marronnier。这两个词都不讨人喜欢,但它们与烹饪话语的重叠有助于揭示19世纪作家对报纸格式和新闻消费的担忧。
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If the idea of cuisine invites readers to an elite place of appreciation, as Priscilla Ferguson has shown, comparing newspapers to leftovers and subsistence food is a move designed to generate suspicion. Nineteenth-century authors wary of press innovations compared periodicals to arlequins and marronniers—or the bouillie de marrons sometimes made from chestnuts. Associating newspapers with such cheap foods implies that the composition of these publications has been expedient. July Monarchy writers who were concerned about the forty-franc press’s tendency to decontextualize and fragment information communicated their anxiety through their uses of the arlequin metaphor. By the Second Empire, a growing market for reliable inoffensive information encouraged the publication of recurrent general-interest articles that would come to be known as marronniers. Neither term was flattering, but their overlap with culinary discourse helps reveal the contours of nineteenth-century writers’ concerns about newspaper format and press consumption.
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Romanic Review
Romanic Review Arts and Humanities-Arts and Humanities (all)
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期刊介绍: The Romanic Review is a journal devoted to the study of Romance literatures.Founded by Henry Alfred Todd in 1910, it is published by the Department of French and Romance Philology of Columbia University in cooperation with the Departments of Spanish and Italian. The journal is published four times a year (January, March, May, November) and balances special thematic issues and regular unsolicited issues. It covers all periods of French, Italian and Spanish-language literature, and welcomes a broad diversity of critical approaches.
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