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ELEVEN. Les Misérables de Paris (1862) S. 169-180

„… and vivid discussion of the pur-pose as well as the contents of Paris’s ancient sewers also offended …” „… , Baron Haussmann was undeterred in his determination to continue the re-making of Paris.Late in the year …” „… , effectively linking residents throughout the city with one another. And Paris’s “Little Railroad,” the Petite …”

Notes S. 291-312

„… fil d’une Rivière disparue (Paris: Parisgramme, 2002); Morisot, Correspondence; Higonnet, Berthe …” „… fifteen thousand gas lamps would be added to Paris’s streets, doubling the number in use (Pinkney …” „… , Auteuil has been in Paris’s 16th arrondissement.5. Goncourt, 4 Aug. and 16 Sept.1868, both in Journals …”

Bibliography S. 313-318

„… Bièvre parisi-enne: promenades au fil d’une rivière disparue. Paris: Parisgramme, 2002.Gold, Arthur, and …” „… : Paris-Musées, 2008.Clément, Alain, and Gilles Thomas, eds. Atlas du Paris souterrain: la doublure sombre de la …” „… , Béatrice de, ed. Les Enceintes de Paris. Paris: Action Artistique de la Ville de Paris, 2001.Baldick …”

NINETEEN. An End and a Beginning (1870–1871) S. 279-290

„… to do my duty.” He had come, he added, “to defend Paris, to protect Paris”—a sacred trust. After that …” „… Dreamsor district, in the city. It also was the home for many of Paris’s poorest resi-dents. Scarred by …” „… to brimming with many of those who had been expelled by Haussmann’s grands travaux from Paris’s …”

Preface

„… ParisMary McAuliffeRowman & LittlefieldLanham • Boulder • New York • LondonPublished by Rowman & Littlefield …” „… Paris’s water and its ancient aqueducts, which I have been privileged to visit. Thanks, too, to our good …” „… Paris, City of DreamsParis, City of DreamsNapoleon III, Baron Haussmann, and the Creation of …”

SEVEN. More and More (1858) S. 115-128

„… surge of public works in Paris.The official end to what would be called the “First System” of …” „… marks for his work on water distribution and sew-age in Paris.The major projects that Haussmann proposed …” „… march into the roiling heart of anti-imperial Paris.Through this poverty-stricken area flowed the Canal …”

THREE. Enter Haussmann (1853) S. 45-70

„… his studies at Paris’s prestigious Collège Henri-IV, where he was top in his class, and then at-tended …” „… , largely as a means of accommodating Paris’s growth while providing for its security. This meant an …” „… responsible for all official maps and surveys for the City of Paris.Deschamps’s new responsibilities were …”

Introduction S. 1-4

„… during these years to encompass the nation, while back in Paris—the vortex of all this …” „… of Paris’s workers overcome. Napoleon III’s empire began in bloodshed and ended with more bloodshed …” „… 1IntroductionParis—the Paris that inspires so many dreams—is a recent creation, the product of a …”

ONE. From Barricades to Bonaparte (1848–1851) S. 5-22

„… February 23–24, 1848. Victor Hugo, on one of his regular tramps through Paris’s streets, asserted that …” „… the poor,” as one irate lawmaker called it.9 In addition, Paris—where the position of mayor had been …” „… with him a color-coded map of Paris—his plan for renewing the great city—along with dreams for …”

NINE. Suddenly Larger (1860) S. 141-154

„… among Parisians throughout the year, since Paris’s current water supply—from the Ourcq canal as well as …” „… not Paris.”The Goncourt brothers mournfully agreed. “Our Paris,” they wrote that November, “the Paris …” „… begin to flow into Paris.Who would be in charge of this water was another question, but Hauss-mann did …”

TWO. Blood and Empire (1852) S. 23-44

„… Périphérique, follows its course around Paris’s current city limits). The Thiers fortifications included …” „… Paris-Lyon, granting companies generous (usually ninety-nine-year) operating leases in order to allow them to …” „… Lady with the Camellias), which opened at Paris’s Vaude-ville theater in early February.The play’s …”

TEN. Turning Point (1861) S. 155-168

„… through the impoverished eastern section of Paris.Boulevard de Magenta linked the Place du Château-d’Eau …” „… Paris.Portions of the Orléans family’s stamping grounds in Monceau were being turned into a landscape garden …” „… system of development, a Third System, on Paris’s outskirts—to provide new roads and public works within …”

FIVE. A Queen Visits (1855) S. 85-100

„… family to France, specifically to visit Paris’s first Exposition Universelle, or World’s Fair. It marked …” „… accepted at the Opéra-Comique, even though by this time he had staged several short works in Paris.It was …” „… the Seine’s mud and floods that Paris’s Roman conquerors built their homes and forum on the Left Bank …”

SIX. What Goes Up . . . (1856–1857) S. 101-114

„… were held in March 1856 in Paris—a tremendous coup for Louis-Napoleon, who was the first French ruler …” „… of structures in France, although it was not yet commonly used in bridges (Paris’s Pont des Arts …” „… splendid career—as he would discover upon his return to Paris.And as Bizet left for Rome …”

EIGHT. Dreams of Glory (1859) S. 129-140

„… , this time over the question of extending Paris’s city limits.Ever since the last wall around Paris—the …” „… incorporation into Paris would bring. Many Parisians also had concerns, especially about the high costs they …” „… or bearing any of the costs. The emperor needed persuading: he had not considered extending Paris’s …”

EIGHTEEN. Finale (1870) S. 267-278

„… Paris’s eighth arrondissement, just as war fever was rising. The witnesses included Gustave Manet …” „… H A P T E R E I G H T E E NFinale(1870)268 • Paris, City of Dreamsout for dismissal. Therefore …” „… transforming Paris.3Officials may have been duly proper in their accolades as they showed Haussmann the door …”

TWELVE. Scandal (1863–1864) S. 181-198

„… completely restored Notre-Dame de Paris—an elaborate ceremony presided over by the archbishop of Paris.That …” „… pointed out was to be for the working classes of Paris’s newly created eleventh and twelfth …” „… , was unquestionably the most important artistic event on the Paris calendar. Well aware of its …”

Index S. 319-328

„… , 243First System. See Haussmann, Georges; ParisFlaubert, Gustave, 2, 9, 17, 223–24, 262, 307n7; Madame …” „… , Louis-Napoleon; Haussmann, Georges; ParisHaussmann, Georges, 1–2, 44, 288; and Alphand, Adolphe, 63; and …” „… ; Notre-Dame de Paris; Opéra (and Opéra quarter); Revolution of 1848; Siege of ParisPasteur, Louis, 111Pereire …”

FOUR. A Nonessential War (1854) S. 71-84

„… , back in Paris, Haussmann followed his emperor’s wishes and proceeded to entertain Parisians with a …” „… Paris.The Right Bank’s east-west thoroughfare was now complete, or was about to be, linking the Place de la …” „… ) all the way to what now is the Place de la Nation, in eastern Paris.Haussmann now turned to the …”

FIFTEEN. A Setting Sun (1867) S. 227-240

„… provide a bridge for Rue Caulaincourt) to the need to find more burial space outside of Paris’s new city …” „… payable by Haussmann’s invention, the Caisse des Travaux de Paris—the special public works fund created …” „… F T E E NA Setting Sun(1867)228 • Paris, City of Dreamsminister of state, Eugène Rouher, when he …”

SIXTEEN. Twenty Years Later (1868) S. 241-252

„… poorest of Paris’s poor. The planks forming the walls were coming apart, the floor was full of holes, and …” „… decline, but especially about his unpopularity, particularly in the towns. That May, in 242 • Paris …” „… former mistress of Jules, who now served as a midwife in some of the poorer sections of Paris, areas that …”

SEVENTEEN. Haussmann in Trouble (1869) S. 253-266

„… exclusive domain of Parisians,” but 254 • Paris, City of Dreamsbelonged to—and was the glory of—the entire …” „… simply were not accept-able for an unmarried woman of Paris’s haute bourgeoisie. Presiding over her …” „… . Central to his thinking then, and at the time of his prefec-ture, was the concept that Paris “is not the …”

THIRTEEN. Death and Taxes (1865) S. 199-214

„… future plans for Paris.These included continued development of the spectacular park of Buttes-Chaumont in …” „… Haussmann and his enemies were growing.200 • Paris, City of DreamsLarge-scale loans, in the form of bonds …” „… outskirts of Paris. The Legislature gave its approval but only reluctantly, auguring dangers for Haussmann’s …”

About the Author S. 329-330

„… regular contribu-tor to Paris Notes. Her books include Paris Discovered, Dawn of the Belle Epoque …” „… , Twilight of the Belle Epoque, When Paris Sizzled, Paris on the Brink, and Clash of Crowns. She lives in New …” „… York City with her husband and shares her insights about and photos of Paris with her readers on her …”

FOURTEEN. Crisis (1866) S. 215-226

„… requests for state funding from the Legislature, which Louis-Napoleon had initiated for financing Paris’s …” „… wages low, prompting members of 216 • Paris, City of Dreamsthese labor societies, and especially of …” „… her to convince Maximilian to leave Mexico while he still could.218 • Paris, City of DreamsCharlotte …”

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Bibliography S. 249-266

„… Mademoiselle Marie Barbet par E. Imbimbo Son Maître d’Harmonie. Paris:J.Roy.Lassabathie, Théodore. 1860 …” „… . Histoire du Conservatoire Impérial de musique et de déclamation. Paris:Michel Lévy Frères.Massimino …” „… . I-II. Paris:Valade.Christensen, Thomas. 1992. “The “Règle de l’Octave” in Thorough-Bass Theory and …”

Chapter 1 Founding the Conservatoire: creating a French national school of music and pursuing the ideal model of the Neapolitan Conservatori S. 23-48

„… of Rome.67 He remained in Paris,where he was ordered to compose a messe solennelle; he delivered this …” „… ideal model of the Neapolitan ConservatoriThe history of the Paris Conservatoire was as tumultuous and …” „… surprise when listening to a good singing performancein Paris, having had quite different …”

Introduction S. 11-20

„… an overview on how theseinstructions were taught in Paris.In the final chapter of this study, French …” „… , a look at the Paris Conservatoire’s current curriculum revealstraces of partimento still alive today …” „… solelyon those sources written by professors of harmonie and/or accompagnement at theParis Conservatoire …”

Chapter 2 An overview of the teaching material used for “harmonie” and “accompagnement” at the Conservatoire between 1795 and 1840 S. 49-96

„… otherstudents. Thus, each Maestro had his own ‘school’. Transferring this model to the ParisConservatoire led to …” „… Musique. Paris,Aux deux Lyres, chez Mme Duhan et Cie, 1815.4. The monumental work by Perne, published in …” „… printed in Paris.In 1822, Perne published his Cours élémentaire and, in the book’s second part, heincluded …”

Conclusions S. 241-248

„… ConclusionsThe Paris Conservatoire was founded with the aim of educating French musicianswho could …” „… compareteaching methods in Naples and Paris, with the main difference in approach arisingfrom the traditions of …” „… both schools. Harmony was taught in Paris through chordformation and chord inversion theories while, in …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-4

„… 13Lydia CarlisiFrom Naples to ParisThe Reception of the Neapolitan Partimento Tradition at the Paris …” „… (ePDF)Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataCarlisi, LydiaFrom Naples to ParisThe Reception of the …” „… Neapolitan Partimento Tradition at the Paris Conservatoire in the Early Nineteenth CenturyLydia Carlisi266 …”

Chapter 3 The teaching of “harmonie” and “accompagnement” at the Conservatoire between 1795 and 1840 S. 97-130

„… containing this course are at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Paris:F-Pn Ms-7902.391 See Chapter …” „… d’accompagnement. Two volumes.Paris: Dorval.Dourlen, Victor. [1840]. Traité d’Accompagnement contenant les notions …” „… d’harmonie nécessaires pouraccompagner les Basses chiffrées et par suite la Partition [...]. Paris …”

Acknowledgements S. 5-10

„… Neapolitan Conservatori 23The pre-revolutionary period1.1. 23From Naples to Paris: traces of the Neapolitan …” „… school and Neapolitan-trained musicians in Paris at the turn of the nineteenth century1.2.25The creation …” „… Conservatoire1.4. 41Mastricelli and Répétiteurs: the Enseignement mutuel between Naples andParis1.5.43Chapter 2 …”

Chapter 5 French realizations of Partimenti S. 209-240

„… , the teaching of imitation and diminution in Paris was strictly relatedto the teaching of harmony …”

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Notes S. 299-334

„… history of the Thiers fortification, dating from the 1840s, as well as Paris’s long history of walls, see …” „… , Correspondance, 1917–1944 (Paris: Paris-Méditerranée, 2000); Thurman, Secrets of the Flesh; Rhodes, Louis Renault …” „… Generation: A History of Literary Paris in the Twenties and Thirties (New York: Norton, 1983); Sylvia Beach …”

Bibliography S. 335-344

„… in-troduction by Anne Kimball. Paris: Paris-Méditerranée, 2000.Joyce, James. Finnegans Wake. New York: Penguin …” „… sauvé le Louvre. Paris: Ladybirds Films, 2014.Bair, Deirdre. Simone de Beauvoir: A Biography. New York …” „… Grounds of Anti-Imperialism and Feminism in Interwar Paris. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2010 …”

Chapter 14. Closing the Circle: (1940) S. 263-282

„… onslaught. As Paris-Soir put it on January 1, 1940, “Sheltered behind the Maginot Line, the nation is safe …” „… , to the south of Paris, and the women at Paris’s famous (and soon to be infamous) cycling arena, the …” „… Vélodrome d’Hiver, or Vél d’Hiv, located along the Seine in Paris’s fifteenth arrondissement. The idea …”

Chapter 5. Navigating a Dangerous World: (1931–1932) S. 81-106

„… when they came to Paris.Rumors always flew in Hollywood, and the rumor quickly spread that Chanel’s …” „… publicity it deserved, and it did well, leading to a run in Paris.Because of Renoir’s innate distaste for …” „… . McAuliffeNavigating a Dangerous World (1931–1932) • 99The site of Paris’s last wall, the Thiers fortifications …”

Chapter 13. Dancing on a Volcano: (1939) S. 241-262

„… of the Château de Saint-Cloud on Paris’s outskirts, and soon the storybook couple rose to go, after …” „… heiress and socialite Daisy Fellowes, took the lead in what would be remembered as “Paris’s Last Grand …” „… . Beauvoir walked back to Montparnasse and noted the silence of the streets. Few cars remained in Paris.And …”

Chapter 2. Rags and Riches: (1929) S. 21-42

„… . Accompanied by a friend, Schiaparelli and little Gogo sailed for Paris.Rags and Riches (1929) • 23 …” „… and established her first maison de couture on Paris’s Rue de la Paix—in the building’s attic, but …” „… . Born in Paris in 1869, his father—a professor of law at the University of Paris—hailed from the south …”

Chapter 4. The Ooh La La Factor: (1930) S. 63-80

„… Paris’s literary and artistic set who was surviving the Depression in comfort, even though she had to sell …” „… Paris’s prefect of police, Jean Chiappe, weighed in, and the Board of Censors banned the film. There was …” „… deliver.She got her chance with a new music review at the Casino de Paris music hall, on the outskirts of …”

Index S. 345-358

„… Universitaire de ParisPerkins, Maxwell, 27, 28, 119, 120, 166, 184, 212Perlès, Alfred, 71, 72, 73, 100, 101, 102 …” „… , 199, 201; and Paris’s Last Grand Season, 244; success of, 139–140; and Surrealism, 24, 226; and war …” „… , Josephine, 36, 62, 84; and America, 145, 153; at Casino de Paris, 63–64; and Maurice Chevalier, 259; in La …”

Epilogue S. 283-298

„… had occurred, especially those impacting Paris’s Jewish population. She briefly hid one Jewish friend …” „… streamed out of Paris in the panicked exodus follow-ing Occupation usually headed, via complex and …” „… chose to leave the city but remain in France. Even before the Germans entered Paris, Josephine Baker …”

Chapter 8. Sailing, Sailing: (1935) S. 149-168

„… Nor-mandie’s maiden voyage—Colette for Le Journal and Maurice for Paris-Soir.Colette, now sixty-two, was at the …” „… was moving rightward (in early 1936, in a famous interview with Hitler for Paris-Midi, Jouvenel would …” „… structure as something that could and would remain after the exposition was over, but Paris’s city council …”

Chapter 7. Bloody Tuesday: (1934) S. 127-148

„… • Paris on the Brinkmass-circulation Paris-Soir and Paris-Midi, which managed to turn a profit. This meant …” „… headline screamed on January 7, followed by an ap-peal, “To the People of Paris,” calling upon Parisians to …” „… , with the police doing little to stop it. The left blamed Paris’s powerful police prefect, Jean Chiappe …”

Chapter 11. End of the Dream: (1937) S. 197-220

„… economic deterioration, a poisonous atmosphere of hate had enveloped Paris—even as war continued to rage in …” „… , a working-class stronghold located just over Paris’s northwest bor-der, was already at the boiling …” „… Paris’s upcoming International Exposition of Arts and Technology in Modern Life, which was scheduled to …”

Preface

„… Paris on the BrinkParis on the BrinkThe 1930s Paris of Jean Renoir, Salvador Dalí, Simone de …” „… Paris is by Mapping Specialists.All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form …” „… Map of Paris 3Chapter 1 End of an Era (1929) 5Chapter 2 Rags and Riches (1929) 21Chapter 3 It Could …”

Chapter 3. It Could Never Happen Here: (1930) S. 43-62

„… to buy any more.4Yet Paris’s daily newspaper of record, Le Temps, was still able in 1930 to declare …” „… of Paris’s reigning beauties.Elsa Maxwell also had a hand in the party given by Señora Alvaro …” „… huge homeless shelter, the Cité de Refuge in Paris’s impoverished thirteenth arrondissement, as well as …”

Chapter 12. In War’s Shadow: (1938) S. 221-240

„… Paris-Soir and that “every-thing would be splendid if human folly weren’t hovering about our heads.”26But …” „… of those expats who had stuck it out so far were now leaving Paris, or think-ing of leaving.Beach was …” „… not among them. Increasingly a rarity in the expat community, she had made her permanent home in Paris …”

Chapter 1. End of an Era: (1929) S. 5-20

„… Front.Hemingway had first arrived in Paris in 1921 as a young newlywed, eager to partake of the renowned joys of …” „… patrons, 6 • Paris on the Brinkleading her to observe that she “used to call the shop ‘The Left Bank.’”1 …” „… Paris edition of the Chicago Tribune (informally known as the Paris Tribune), he wrote that the Left …”

Chapter 6. Taking Sides: (1933) S. 107-126

„… .”1There was a lot of intense talk going on in Paris at this time, largely in cafés and restaurants …” „… in order to deal with the Depression, let alone anything else.108 • Paris on the BrinkStrikes began …” „… battle as crises multiplied on all fronts. In Paris, the far right battled in the streets, largely with …”

Chapter 9. Coming Apart: (1936) S. 169-180

„… borders to the suburbs, or banlieue. Most of Paris’s workers were employed in factories, where the …” „… office, Paris—and all of France—was virtually paralyzed by an almost total general strike. Strikers now …” „… several workmen, he was taken to the Hôtel-Dieu, 170 • Paris on the Brinkwhere he was stitched up and …”

Chapter 10. War in Spain: (1936) S. 181-196

„… received a standing ovation at Paris’s first massive demon-stration in support of Republican Spain, in the …” „… ), pressed Blum to go to the aid of Spain’s Popular Front government.182 • Paris on the BrinkBut Britain …” „… , but this meant nothing. The dream was over.184 • Paris on the BrinkStill, despite these grievous …”

Introduction S. 1-4

„… element to the mix.Readers of my previous books on Paris—Dawn of the Belle Epoque, Twilight of the Belle …” „… known in Paris), denizens of the 1930s aspired to elegance and glamour. But as the Depression spread …” „… and German Occupation, was a dangerous and turbulent one in Paris, in which workers began to flex …”

About the Author S. 359-360

„… extensively in France, and for many years she was a regular contributor to Paris Notes. Her books include …” „… Paris Discovered, Dawn of the Belle Epoque, Twilight of the Belle Epoque, When Paris Sizzled, and Clash …” „… of Crowns. She lives in New York City with her husband, and she shares insights on Paris on her …”

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CHAPTER ONE The Heart of Paris S. 5-20

„… • Parissent the Jews into exile, officially confiscating their twenty- four houses. He brought Paris’s Jews …” „… far from the Mona Lisa, in the Richelieu Wing.C H A P T E R O N EThe Heart of Paris6 • ParisAs for …” „… magnificently carved doorway—give a glimpse of the long- distant past.10 • ParisWhen it is once again possible …”

Bibliography S. 261-270

„… traces de la Bièvre parisi-enne: Promenades au fil d’une rivière disparue. Paris: Parigramme, 2002 …” „… 261Adams, William Howard. The Paris Years of Thomas Jefferson. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University …” „… : Cambridge University Press, 1983.Andia, Béatrice, ed. Les Enceintes de Paris. Paris: Action Artistique de la …”

CHAPTER SIXTEEN Grande Croisée S. 193-206

„… north- south portion of his famous Grande Croisée, his major new arteries slicing through Paris.C H A P …” „… T E R S I X T E E NGrande Croisée194 • ParisHaussmann had his reasons and, as it turned out, his …” „… du Nord is now called the Place Napoléon III, the only memorial to him in all of Paris.)Looking at …”

Preface

„… ParisAlso by Mary McAuliffe Paris, City of Dreams: Napoleon III, Baron Haussmann, and the Creation …” „… of ParisDawn of the Belle Epoque: The Paris of Monet, Zola, Bernhardt, Eiffel, Debussy, Clemenceau …” „… , and Their FriendsTwilight of the Belle Epoque: The Paris of Picasso, Stravinsky, Proust, Renault …”

CHAPTER FOUR Along the Seine S. 43-52

„… around the Univer-sity of Paris’s Jussieu campus (now University of Paris VII), which occupies the site …” „… the most quietly evocative (and expensive) quar-ters of Paris.The Rue de la Bûcherie leads to the …” „… quarries that lie beneath Paris’s Left Bank. Elliot Paul, the American writer who lived on Rue de la …”

CHAPTER NINETEEN Floral Fantasies S. 237-244

„… last days of the Second C H A P T E R N I N E T E E NFloral Fantasies238 • ParisEmpire. It regularly …” „… , the Museum of the Asian Arts of the City of Paris, with a collection second only to that of Paris’s …” „… nearby 240 • ParisMusée Guimet. The man behind the collection, Henri (Enrico) Cernuschi, was a wealthy …”

CHAPTER TWO The Latin Quarter and Beyond S. 21-34

„… • ParisRemnants of Paris’s Gallo- Roman past were scattered throughout medieval Paris, but their meaning was long …” „… Paris.For more than a thousand years, Sainte- Geneviève received the appeals of Parisians, including royalty …” „… turbulent times.Long ago, Paris—and especially this part of Paris—was dotted with religious houses like Port …”

CHAPTER TWENTY Western Vistas S. 245-256

„… possessor of one of the two remaining artesian wells in Paris.As you by now know, Parisians over the …” „… • ParisSerpentine. It was, in theory, a pleasing idea. But by the time Georges Hauss-mann arrived on the scene (as …” „… permanent collections are fine enough, but they have to work overtime to compete with Paris’s major museums …”

CHAPTER TWELVE Into the Marais S. 145-160

„… character intact.C H A P T E R T W E L V EInto the Marais146 • ParisThe view from nearby Pont de …” „… - Protais. This wide pathway may well follow the course of the first wall on Paris’s right bank, a wall that …” „… Paris—his mission was to eradicate the old and bring in the new—his action here resulted in preserving much …”

CHAPTER SEVEN Walls and Wars S. 73-84

„… 73Passages and walls—all are curious and relatively unknown mementoes of Paris’s past. The walls of …” „… story of a tree’s growth, these walls tell the story of this city’s growth. For Paris’s walls, or series …” „… bestowed its name on Place Baudoyer.C H A P T E R S E V E NWalls and Wars74 • ParisWooden defenses and …”

CHAPTER FIFTEEN From the Heights S. 181-192

„… 181Having explored two of the highest points in Paris—Belleville and Mont-martre—it is time to make …” „… Emperor Napoleon III’s efforts to improve the lives of Paris’s workers. After coming to power (by a bloody …” „… at least one of these housing blocks in each of Paris’s arrondissements, and shortly after this one …”

CHAPTER TEN Montparnasse S. 117-134

„… played- out quarries. But 130 • Parisall have shared a common link to Paris’s last and largest wall …” „… . Let’s go to table. I am as hungry as a wolf.”2120 • ParisPicasso’s departure from the Bateau- Lavoir …” „… land at the southern edge of Paris, just inside the last and most inclusive of Paris’s walls (the 1840s …”

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Welcoming the World S. 207-224

„… opposition emerged. A number of Paris’s leading citizens were appalled by the idea of this “monstrosity …” „… against erecting this “useless and monstrous 210 • ParisEiffel Tower.” Such an eyesore, they predicted …” „… d’Orsay. 212 • ParisThe Musée d’Orsay, once a train station and, since 1986, a fabulously successful …”

Index S. 271-282

„… Parc Monceau, 238–39, 240; and Parc Montsouris, 126; and Paris’s Gallo-Roman past, 24–25; and Rue de …” „… Libération de Paris—Musée du Général Leclerc—Musée Jean Moulin, 49–50Musée de la Vie Romantique, 181–82Musée …” „… University of ParisSoufflot, Jacques-Germain, 28, 31Soutine, Chaim, 120, 121, 124, 125–26, 213Square …”

CHAPTER FOURTEEN Onward and Upward S. 171-180

„… ornamental structure, at the eastern edge of Paris.After years of determination and hard work, the Pavillon …” „… night in 174 • ParisSeptember 1793, some two hundred guardsmen surrounded the little struc-ture. They …” „… built along a major river, Paris and Parisians have spent the better part of two thousand years battling …”

CHAPTER NINE Montmartre S. 101-116

„… , Haussmann in 1860 removed one of the last walls that still enveloped Paris—the Farmers- General Wall. This …” „… Farmers- General C H A P T E R N I N EMontmartre 102 • ParisWall (“farmers” referring to tax collectors …” „… monument built to assert, in solid stone, the convictions of the counterrevolution.104 • ParisWhatever …”

CHAPTER THREE From Scholars to Lovers S. 35-42

„… of the University of Paris system, this library’s reading room is one of the glories of Paris’s Beaux …” „… on this side of the Seine. C H A P T E R T H R E EFrom Scholars to Lovers36 • ParisThese religious …” „… teach at the 38 • ParisSorbonne proper, many of the Sorbonne’s research facilities and specialized …”

CHAPTER THIRTEEN Points East S. 161-170

„… • ParisAfter such a perky beginning to the day, one is well fortified to encounter the challenges of the Place …” „… grotto.166 • ParisOriginally, the Bois de Vincennes was intended to be the workers’ equiva-lent of the …” „… upper- class Bois de Boulogne on Paris’s western side. After all, when the workers were behaving …”

CHAPTER EIGHT An Imperious Queen S. 85-100

„… retinue of two thousand, was only the beginning. C H A P T E R E I G H TAn Imperious Queen86 • ParisBut …” „… simply was not enough water in Paris—especially not on the Left Bank (the Right Bank’s water table was …” „… and is open to the public during Paris’s annual Fête des Jardins in September. From the outside, you …”

Notes S. 257-260

„… Fifteen: From the Heights1. Samson, Chopin, 80; Szulc, Chopin in Paris, 79.2. James, Parisian Sketches …” „… other to the Musée de la Libération de Paris–Musée du Général Leclerc–Musée Jean Moulin. On the Right …” „… 257NotesChapter One: The Heart of Paris1. Erlande- Brandenburg, Notre- Dame de Paris, 212.2. See …”

CHAPTER ELEVEN Lost River S. 135-144

„… 135Once upon a time, not so very long ago, there were two rivers in Paris—the Seine and the Bièvre …” „… century, Paris’s Bièvre had grown dark and polluted, and even its upstream waters suffered from …” „… pipes.C H A P T E R E L E V E NLost River136 • ParisSince that time, the industrial slums through which …”

Introduction Beginnings S. 1-4

„… those among Paris’s powerful medieval guild of water merchants, were more inclined to regard the Ile de …” „… , King of the Franks, forerunners of some of Paris’s most famous churches and abbeys were beginning to …” „… 1Paris, as Victor Hugo once observed, was born on the island of the Ile de la Cité—a small slice of …”

CHAPTER FIVE Ancient Byways S. 53-62

„… . McAuliffe60 • ParisNearby is the surprising Hôtel des Monnaies, “the last factory in Paris”—a beautiful …” „… , including a piece of Paris’s twelfth- century wall (in the third and last courtyard), the residents have …” „… P T E R F I V EAncient Byways54 • Parispossibly the oldest café in Paris, or at least the oldest …”

CHAPTER SIX Dangerous Times S. 63-72

„… few other wildly popular works.C H A P T E R S I XDangerous Times64 • ParisI would not argue with …” „… winter siege of brutal hardship followed by a widespread uprising of Paris’s battered poor. During this …” „… bloody uprising, known as the Paris Com-mune of 1871, thousands of Parisians died at the hands of other …”

About the Author S. 283-290

„… . She has traveled extensively in France, and for many years she was a regular contributor to Paris …” „… Notes. Her books include Paris Discovered, Paris City of Dreams, Dawn of the Belle Epoque, Twilight of …” „… the Belle Epoque, When Paris Sizzled, Paris on the Brink, and Clash of Crowns. She lives in New York …”

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Eiffel Tower and Beyond S. 225-236

„… unwanted visitors pushed him from Paris—first, to the suburb of Issy- les- Moulineaux, then to Nice. Young …” „… even in winter the garden here is a wonderful place.228 • ParisThe grounds include a small outdoor …” „… collection. Musée Rodin (Hôtel Biron). © M. McAuliffe230 • ParisVierny began by acquiring the building on …”

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Volume 17 2023

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Frieda Paris Hutmacher S. 13-15

„… ParisHutmacherund was ist ein Gedicht anderes als Hutmachenwar hingerissen, war im BLAUEN SOG, war abgestoßen …” „… alle Sekundenmit riesigen Glocken schlägt Konrad BayerFRIeDA PARIs Hutmacher15www.claudia-wild.de …”

Autorinnen und Autoren S. 145-148

„… Wien und Sciences Po in Paris. Gründer und Mit-Veranstalter der Lesereihe Gläserne Texte …” „… für Lyrik und 2023 mit dem Startstipendium des BMKÖS Österreich ausgezeichnet.Frieda Paris, geboren …” „… - und Medienwissenschaft (Universität Wien / Université Sorbonne Nou-velle III Paris). Schreibt Lyrik …”

Theresia Prammer »das unfassbare bleibt wo es ist«. Nachdenken über Traudl B. S. 38-69

„… Sommer 1950 ehelicht sie den Maler Wolfgang Hutter, seinerseits unehelicher Sohn von Albert Paris …” „… in irgendetwas (…), was Dich glücklich macht.« An Ortwins Briefen aus Wien und Paris, bald vibrierend …” „… Familie. Traudl ist hin- und hergerissen. In Paris locken Konrad und ein anderes Leben, in Wien, wo auch …”

Monika Rinck Die Kunst, die richtigen Indiskretionen zu begehen. Arbeit im Archiv: Konrad Bayer. Wie es war, wie es ist. S. 7-12

„… von Frieda Paris, überti-telt HUTMACHER, der sich in sehr feinen, quasi feinstofflichen Nuan-cen mit …” „… was ist ein Gedicht anderes als Hutmachen?« Paris’ Bild von Bayer war von Anfang an mit dem Hammer …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-6

„… im Archiv: Konrad Bayer. Wie es war, wie es ist. 7Frieda Paris Hutmacher 13Anna Maschik Immer ist der …”

Sandro Huber Das Apollo-Department S. 70-129

„… für Paris ist, war Altbreitensee für Wien, auch wenn die Windmühlen längst nicht mehr stehen. Da gibt …” „… Akteure des artclub wie Josef Hofmann, Oswald Haerdtl oder Albert Paris Gütersloh nicht daran gehindert …”

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