Un mousquetaire du journalisme : Alexandre Dumas

doi:10.4000/books.pufc.6047

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Mombert, Sarah (editor)

Saminadayar-Perrin, Corinne (editor)

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French

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Abstract

A letter-writer, Alexandre Dumas became a journalist by temperament and passion. From the very beginning, the young playwright has forged himself into a public figure in every sense of the word in and through the press. His career path is that of a volunteer in the media space, where he occupies almost every position: drama critic, columnist, serialist, historian of the contemporary, war correspondent, inexhaustible talker. Strong convictions drive this writing in perpetual motion: Dumas defends the democratic ideal of an authentically popular literature, engaged in the struggles of the present, and intensely interactive.