Alexandre Dumas Et Marie Duplessis: Une Page Du Romantisme Galant [French]

By: Gros, Johannes

"Alexandre Dumas Et Marie Duplessis; Une Page Du Romantisme Galant" est une tude fascinante consacr e l'une des idylles les plus c l bres et les plus influentes de l'histoire litt raire fran aise. Johannes Gros explore avec finesse la relation passionn e entre le jeune Alexandre Dumas fils et la courtisane Marie Duplessis, la femme qui allait devenir l'immortelle muse de "La Dame aux Cam lias".

Ce r cit biographique plonge le lecteur dans l'atmosph re vibrante du Paris du XIXe si cle, au c "ur d'une poque marqu e par le romantisme et l'effervescence sociale. L'auteur analyse comment cette rencontre fugace mais intense a fa onn le destin litt raire de Dumas et a donn naissance l'un des personnages les plus embl matiques de la litt rature mondiale: Marguerite Gautier. travers des documents d' poque et une narration l gante, Gros retrace les coulisses de ce "romantisme galant", offrant un clairage pr cieux sur les m "urs de la soci t parisienne de l' poque.

Cette "uvre s'adresse tant aux passionn s de litt rature qu'aux amateurs d'histoire, en d voilant la v rit humaine derri re la l gende romantique. Elle constitue un document essentiel pour comprendre la gen se d'un chef-d' "uvre et propose le portrait intime d'une femme dont le destin tragique continue de fasciner les g n rations.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025268555
• ISBN13: 9781025268552
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 414 Pages
• Weight: 1.27 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.1" x 9.2"