"Yale French Studies, Number 122" by Robert Justin Goldstein

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Yale French Studies, Number 122 Out of Sight: Political Censorship of the Visual Arts in Nineteenth-Century France Robert Justin Goldstein

Series:
Yale French Studies Series
Format:
Paperback
Publication date:
11 Dec 2012
ISBN:
9780300185287
Imprint:
Yale University Press
Dimensions:
200 pages: 235 x 156 x 13mm

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The English saying that "a picture is worth a thousand words" has often been applied in a perverse manner by ruling authorities, who have frequently feared visual imagery even more than the printed word. This was especially the case in countries, such as nineteenth-century France, where a significant segment of the population was illiterate and could understand visual imagery better than the printed word. In this volume, specialists in nineteenth-century French history trace the use of censorship by nineteenth-century authorities who feared the power of all the visual and performing arts, from caricature to the cinema and the theater.

Robert Justin Goldstein is professor emeritus of political science at Oakland University and currently a research associate at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.

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