The Arcades Project - Operi

which had already come rather far on the road to reason." M. N. Pokrowski,
Historisehe Auf,iitze (Vienna and Berlin), p. 112. [d12,3]
Michelet on Lamartine: 'He glides on his great wing, rapid and oblivious. " Cited
in Jacques Boulenger, Le Magie de Michelet," Le Temps, May 15, 1936. [d12a,1]
("A shrewd observer remarked, one day, that fascist Italy was being run like a large
newspaper and, moreover, by a great journalist: one idea per day, with sidelights
and sensations, and with an adroit and insistent orientation of the reader toward
certain inordinately enlarged aspects of social life-a systematic deformation of
the understanding of the reader for certain practical ends. The long and the short
of it is that fascist regimes are publicity regimes. " Jean de Lignieres, "Le Centenaire
de La Presse," Vendredi, June 1936. [d12a,2]
" Balzac was one of the collaborators on La Presse . .. , and Girardin was for him
one of the best guides to the society in which the great man lived. " Jean de Lignieres,
'''Le Centenaire de La Presse," Vendredi, June 1936. [d12a,3]
"In general, the various currents of Realism between 1850 and 1860, that of
Champfleury like that of Flaubert, are considered 'the school of Balzac. m Ernst
Robert Curtius, Balzac (Bonn, 1923), p. 487. [d12a,4]
"Modern mass production destroys the sense of art, and the sense of work, in
labor: 'We have products; we no longer have works. '" Ernst Robert Curtins,
Balzac (Bonn, 1923), p. 260; citation from Beatrix