#eugenesue — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #eugenesue, aggregated by home.social.
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Lesekrise 2026: Warum junge Leser verschwinden – und Geschichten trotzdem weiterleben https://www.lesering.de/id/4951057/Lesekrise-2026-Warum-junge-Leser-verschwinden---und-Geschichten-trotzdem-weiterleben/ #TausendundeineNacht #Fortsetzungsroman #CharlesDickens #AlexandreDumas #Lesekompetenz #CorneliaFunke #Börsenverein #Audioformate #MichaelEnde #Jugendliche #Medienwande #Buchhandel #Lesekrise #Buchmarkt #Hörbücher #EugèneSue #Literatur #PocketFM #Kolumne #Kolumne #Lesen
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Lesekrise 2026: Warum junge Leser verschwinden – und Geschichten trotzdem weiterleben https://www.lesering.de/id/4951057/Lesekrise-2026-Warum-junge-Leser-verschwinden---und-Geschichten-trotzdem-weiterleben/ #TausendundeineNacht #Fortsetzungsroman #CharlesDickens #AlexandreDumas #Lesekompetenz #CorneliaFunke #Börsenverein #Audioformate #MichaelEnde #Jugendliche #Medienwande #Buchhandel #Lesekrise #Buchmarkt #Hörbücher #EugèneSue #Literatur #PocketFM #Kolumne #Kolumne #Lesen
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Lesekrise 2026: Warum junge Leser verschwinden – und Geschichten trotzdem weiterleben https://www.lesering.de/id/4951057/Lesekrise-2026-Warum-junge-Leser-verschwinden---und-Geschichten-trotzdem-weiterleben/ #TausendundeineNacht #Fortsetzungsroman #CharlesDickens #AlexandreDumas #Lesekompetenz #CorneliaFunke #Börsenverein #Audioformate #MichaelEnde #Jugendliche #Medienwande #Buchhandel #Lesekrise #Buchmarkt #Hörbücher #EugèneSue #Literatur #PocketFM #Kolumne #Kolumne #Lesen
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🔶 « Avec les #MystèresDeParis, #EugèneSue popularise le roman-feuilleton » : sur #LumniEnseignement, un article apporte des éléments de #contextualisation pour mieux comprendre sa genèse et la façon dont ce roman a été reçu
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🔶 « Avec les #MystèresDeParis, #EugèneSue popularise le roman-feuilleton » : sur @lumni-enseignement.bsky.social, un article apporte des éléments de #contextualisation pour mieux comprendre sa genèse et la façon dont ce roman a été reçu
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🔶 « Avec les #MystèresDeParis, #EugèneSue popularise le roman-feuilleton » : sur @lumni-enseignement.bsky.social, un article apporte des éléments de #contextualisation pour mieux comprendre sa genèse et la façon dont ce roman a été reçu
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🔶 « Avec les #MystèresDeParis, #EugèneSue popularise le roman-feuilleton » : sur #LumniEnseignement, un article apporte des éléments de #contextualisation pour mieux comprendre sa genèse et la façon dont ce roman a été reçu
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🔶 « Le corps à l’œuvre dans une expérience de « spectature-lecture » des #MystèresDeParis » (Pratiques n°205-206, 2025) : pour faciliter l’appropriation du roman d’#EugèneSue, un dispositif centré sur la pratique des #playbacks
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🔶 « Le corps à l’œuvre dans une expérience de « spectature-lecture » des #MystèresDeParis » (Pratiques n°205-206, 2025) : pour faciliter l’appropriation du roman d’#EugèneSue, un dispositif centré sur la pratique des #playbacks
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🔶 « Le corps à l’œuvre dans une expérience de « spectature-lecture » des #MystèresDeParis » (Pratiques n°205-206, 2025) : pour faciliter l’appropriation du roman d’#EugèneSue, un dispositif centré sur la pratique des #playbacks
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🔶 « Le corps à l’œuvre dans une expérience de « spectature-lecture » des #MystèresDeParis » (Pratiques n°205-206, 2025) : pour faciliter l’appropriation du roman d’#EugèneSue, un dispositif centré sur la pratique des #playbacks
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🔶 « Les Mystères de Paris » : à découvrir sur @lumni-enseignement.bsky.social, le roman d’ #EugèneSue adapté dans une série de 40 épisodes vidéo de 3 minutes, en images animées créées à partir de gravures de l’époque
👉 https://enseignants.lumni.fr/collections/1046/les-mysteres-de-paris.html
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🔶 « Le corps à l’œuvre dans une expérience de « spectature-lecture » des #MystèresDeParis » (Pratiques n°205-206, 2025) : pour faciliter l’appropriation du roman d’#EugèneSue, un dispositif centré sur la pratique des #playbacks
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🔶 « Le corps à l’œuvre dans une expérience de « spectature-lecture » des #MystèresDeParis » (Pratiques n°205-206, 2025) : pour faciliter l’appropriation du roman d’#EugèneSue, un dispositif centré sur la pratique des #playbacks
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🔶 « Les Mystères de Paris » : à découvrir sur @lumni-enseignement.bsky.social, le roman d’ #EugèneSue adapté dans une série de 40 épisodes vidéo de 3 minutes, en images animées créées à partir de gravures de l’époque
👉 https://enseignants.lumni.fr/collections/1046/les-mysteres-de-paris.html
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"Nothing is better for one's physical health than cold egotism; everything keeps better on ice."
#AmReading THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue
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"Nothing is better for one's physical health than cold egotism; everything keeps better on ice."
#AmReading THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue
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"Nothing is better for one's physical health than cold egotism; everything keeps better on ice."
#AmReading THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue
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"Nothing is better for one's physical health than cold egotism; everything keeps better on ice."
#AmReading THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue
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At The White Rabbit Inn, a seedy tavern run by the ogress, or ex-con, Old Lady Ponisse, & frequented by criminals, thugs, & disreputable types, the drinks have wonderful names:
"On the wall were several glass flasks...These bottles contained adulterated pink and green liquids that went by the names of 'Perfect Love' and 'Consolation'."
I'm up for a glass of Perfect Love or Consolation.
#AmReading THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue
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At The White Rabbit Inn, a seedy tavern run by the ogress, or ex-con, Old Lady Ponisse, & frequented by criminals, thugs, & disreputable types, the drinks have wonderful names:
"On the wall were several glass flasks...These bottles contained adulterated pink and green liquids that went by the names of 'Perfect Love' and 'Consolation'."
I'm up for a glass of Perfect Love or Consolation.
#AmReading THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue
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At The White Rabbit Inn, a seedy tavern run by the ogress, or ex-con, Old Lady Ponisse, & frequented by criminals, thugs, & disreputable types, the drinks have wonderful names:
"On the wall were several glass flasks...These bottles contained adulterated pink and green liquids that went by the names of 'Perfect Love' and 'Consolation'."
I'm up for a glass of Perfect Love or Consolation.
#AmReading THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue
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At The White Rabbit Inn, a seedy tavern run by the ogress, or ex-con, Old Lady Ponisse, & frequented by criminals, thugs, & disreputable types, the drinks have wonderful names:
"On the wall were several glass flasks...These bottles contained adulterated pink and green liquids that went by the names of 'Perfect Love' and 'Consolation'."
I'm up for a glass of Perfect Love or Consolation.
#AmReading THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue
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"This opening should alert readers to the sinister scenes that await them. If they proceed, they will find themselves in strange places, foul urban abscesses that teem with criminals as terrifying & revolting as swamp creatures..Let us reassure our readers that once they begin this story, with each step on its way, the air becomes purer."
From the opening chapter of THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue, tr. by Carolyn Betensky & Jonathan Loesberg.
A sensational forewarning & assurance. I'm in!
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"This opening should alert readers to the sinister scenes that await them. If they proceed, they will find themselves in strange places, foul urban abscesses that teem with criminals as terrifying & revolting as swamp creatures..Let us reassure our readers that once they begin this story, with each step on its way, the air becomes purer."
From the opening chapter of THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue, tr. by Carolyn Betensky & Jonathan Loesberg.
A sensational forewarning & assurance. I'm in!
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"This opening should alert readers to the sinister scenes that await them. If they proceed, they will find themselves in strange places, foul urban abscesses that teem with criminals as terrifying & revolting as swamp creatures..Let us reassure our readers that once they begin this story, with each step on its way, the air becomes purer."
From the opening chapter of THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue, tr. by Carolyn Betensky & Jonathan Loesberg.
A sensational forewarning & assurance. I'm in!
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"This opening should alert readers to the sinister scenes that await them. If they proceed, they will find themselves in strange places, foul urban abscesses that teem with criminals as terrifying & revolting as swamp creatures..Let us reassure our readers that once they begin this story, with each step on its way, the air becomes purer."
From the opening chapter of THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue, tr. by Carolyn Betensky & Jonathan Loesberg.
A sensational forewarning & assurance. I'm in!
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"This opening should alert readers to the sinister scenes that await them. If they proceed, they will find themselves in strange places, foul urban abscesses that teem with criminals as terrifying & revolting as swamp creatures..Let us reassure our readers that once they begin this story, with each step on its way, the air becomes purer."
From the opening chapter of THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by #EugèneSue, tr. by Carolyn Betensky & Jonathan Loesberg.
A sensational forewarning & assurance. I'm in!
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My brother was travelling in the UK & offered to get me a few #books I was going to order from there to save me the postage cost. I pushed my luck: one was a 1,359 page brick of a novel adding an extra 1.1 kilos to his luggage.
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by French writer #EugèneSue was serialised b/w June 1842 & Oct 1843. "For 16 months, Parisians rushed in droves to the newsstands each week for the latest installment."
It has 167 short chapters. Reading one per day, it should take me six months.
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My brother was travelling in the UK & offered to get me a few #books I was going to order from there to save me the postage cost. I pushed my luck: one was a 1,359 page brick of a novel adding an extra 1.1 kilos to his luggage.
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by French writer #EugèneSue was serialised b/w June 1842 & Oct 1843. "For 16 months, Parisians rushed in droves to the newsstands each week for the latest installment."
It has 167 short chapters. Reading one per day, it should take me six months.
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My brother was travelling in the UK & offered to get me a few #books I was going to order from there to save me the postage cost. I pushed my luck: one was a 1,359 page brick of a novel adding an extra 1.1 kilos to his luggage.
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by French writer #EugèneSue was serialised b/w June 1842 & Oct 1843. "For 16 months, Parisians rushed in droves to the newsstands each week for the latest installment."
It has 167 short chapters. Reading one per day, it should take me six months.
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My brother was travelling in the UK & offered to get me a few #books I was going to order from there to save me the postage cost. I pushed my luck: one was a 1,359 page brick of a novel adding an extra 1.1 kilos to his luggage.
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by French writer #EugèneSue was serialised b/w June 1842 & Oct 1843. "For 16 months, Parisians rushed in droves to the newsstands each week for the latest installment."
It has 167 short chapters. Reading one per day, it should take me six months.
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My brother was travelling in the UK & offered to get me a few #books I was going to order from there to save me the postage cost. I pushed my luck: one was a 1,359 page brick of a novel adding an extra 1.1 kilos to his luggage.
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS by French writer #EugèneSue was serialised b/w June 1842 & Oct 1843. "For 16 months, Parisians rushed in droves to the newsstands each week for the latest installment."
It has 167 short chapters. Reading one per day, it should take me six months.