La Fete imprimee
Spectacles et ceremonies politiques (1549-1662)
by Benoit Bolduc
Through an analysis of the editorial, textual, and iconographic strategies of the coverage of five large political events held in Paris in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, this work shows how the write-up of such events transforms the reader into an ideal spectator.
Through an analysis of the editorial, textual, and iconographic strategies of the coverage of five large political events held in Paris in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, this work shows how the write-up of such events transforms the reader into an ideal spectator.
- By (author) Benoit Bolduc
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