The walls of Dickens’s city are covered in posters, bills, signs and inscriptions, resulting in the disappearance of those very walls behind the accumulation of messages. Simultaneously, these words go beyond the space allotted to them, erecting walls of words in the public space, constantly modifying the cityscape. This new urban landscape became possible with the lifting of paper taxes and the technological evolutions of the nineteenth century. This change initiates a new urban experience: walls now directly address the city dweller who is perpetually asked to decipher disparate messages. The reader follows David Copperfield, Pip and Oliver Twist as they read the writing on the wall, sometimes their only guide in the city. This writing tr...
Such has been Dickens’ popularity, that we see today evidence of the activity of his readers all aro...
The works of Dickens have long held a fascination both in the eyes of literary experts and those who...
Pris dans les rouages de la révolution industrielle, l'objet dickensien est synonyme d'abondance. Ce...
The walls of Dickens’s city are covered in posters, bills, signs and inscriptions, resulting in the ...
L’environnement dickensien est une caisse de résonance qui conserve la trace sonore du passé par le ...
This paper seeks to discuss Charles Dickens’ literary depiction of the city of London, and its effec...
Né en 1812 et mort en 1870, Charles Dickens assiste tout au long du XIXe siècle au développement de ...
The focus of this study is not so much the city in Dickens' novels, but man in the city, and particu...
Dossier paru dans Représentations - la revue électronique du CEMRAInternational audienceThough Dicke...
International audienceThough Dickens is best known for his unique characters, he is also associated ...
In his journalism and novels (particularly Bleak House and Our Mutual Friend), Charles Dickens prese...
The essay explores the idea of Dickensian topography, in relation both to Dickens’s own preoccupatio...
Caught in the machinery of the Industrial Revolution, the Dickensian object is synonymous of abundan...
This article is a translation by the author of “El periodismo de Charles Dickens: ‘corresponsal espe...
Tato práce se zabývá tématem Londýn ve viktoriánské době a jeho ztvárnění v románech Charlese Dicken...
Such has been Dickens’ popularity, that we see today evidence of the activity of his readers all aro...
The works of Dickens have long held a fascination both in the eyes of literary experts and those who...
Pris dans les rouages de la révolution industrielle, l'objet dickensien est synonyme d'abondance. Ce...
The walls of Dickens’s city are covered in posters, bills, signs and inscriptions, resulting in the ...
L’environnement dickensien est une caisse de résonance qui conserve la trace sonore du passé par le ...
This paper seeks to discuss Charles Dickens’ literary depiction of the city of London, and its effec...
Né en 1812 et mort en 1870, Charles Dickens assiste tout au long du XIXe siècle au développement de ...
The focus of this study is not so much the city in Dickens' novels, but man in the city, and particu...
Dossier paru dans Représentations - la revue électronique du CEMRAInternational audienceThough Dicke...
International audienceThough Dickens is best known for his unique characters, he is also associated ...
In his journalism and novels (particularly Bleak House and Our Mutual Friend), Charles Dickens prese...
The essay explores the idea of Dickensian topography, in relation both to Dickens’s own preoccupatio...
Caught in the machinery of the Industrial Revolution, the Dickensian object is synonymous of abundan...
This article is a translation by the author of “El periodismo de Charles Dickens: ‘corresponsal espe...
Tato práce se zabývá tématem Londýn ve viktoriánské době a jeho ztvárnění v románech Charlese Dicken...
Such has been Dickens’ popularity, that we see today evidence of the activity of his readers all aro...
The works of Dickens have long held a fascination both in the eyes of literary experts and those who...
Pris dans les rouages de la révolution industrielle, l'objet dickensien est synonyme d'abondance. Ce...