- Coutil-Blaze
wrote music-laden
feuilletons. Babinet,
Louis Figuier and
Meunier focused on science.
Bibliographical feuilletons were done by
Armand de Pontmartin...
- In France, the TF1
network and the
subscription channel Canal+ air
feuilletons télévisés. Some
famous téléromans
produced in
France include Riviera...
-
Ostap Bender for the Russians. The
collection of
feuilletons consists of two parts. Each
feuilleton is
presented by a
different narrator, a
member of...
-
published individually prior to
their appearance as a
collection first ran as
feuilleton in newspapers—a critical, artistic,
sometimes purely humorous or bizarre...
- on 28
February 2017.
Retrieved 26 July 2023. "Le " cas
Macron " : un
feuilleton médiatique à suspense".
Acrimed |
Action Critique Médias (in French)....
- a
language of
novels and poems,
polemical articles, and
journalistic feuilletons. This
development was an
anathema to the
rabbis who saw in it a desecration...
-
accompanied Liszt and his performances.
Heine wrote a
series of
musical feuilletons over
several different music seasons discussing the
music of the day...
- Jan
Nepomuk Neruda (Czech: [ˈjan ˈnɛpomuk ˈnɛruda]; 10 July 1834 – 22
August 1891) was a
Czech journalist, writer, poet and art critic; one of the most...
-
catered to the m****es by
providing cheap entertainment in the form of
feuilletons such as Le
Journal des
Voyages (1877–1947),
Lectures Pour Tous (1898–1940)...
-
travel impressions, and letters,
which were
first published as
feuilletons.
Those feuilletons were
later bundled and
published as books. Reis-impressies (1894)...
