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Papers

(The median citation count of Dix-Neuf is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
After Nadar: The Popularization of the Paris Catacombs in Print	2
A Legacy of Care, Curiosity and Connecting: A Personal Tribute to Prof. Barbara Wright	2
Un « sabbat de couleurs et de formes » : la poésie fantastique de Théophile Gautier	2
Enseignement littéraire fondé sur un scientisme pragmatique: La Cigale de J-H Fabre dans le cours Yuwen en Chine	1
‘Ne vous effrayez point du costume bizarre dans lequel vous me voyez’: The Maidservant Disguise in Stendhal’s Mina de Vanghel and Barbey d’Aurevilly’s ‘Le Bonheur dans l	1
The Power of (Writing) History: Jules Quicherat, France’s First Fashion Historian	1
Barbara Wright	1
Le Corset Expérimental: Fashion, Fertility, and Fiction in Zola’s Pot-Bouille and Au Bonheur des Dames	1
Enslaved People, Aliénés , and Gradual Freedom: Condorcet and Pinel on Sensibility	1
Appropriation and Revision as Subversion in Intermèdes: Krysinska’s Palimpsests	1
Barbara Wright (1935–2019): A Personal Tribute	1
‘Nous sommes tous nés nomades.’ The Pictorial Compasses of Fromentin’sDominiqueand Flaubert’sSalammbôof 1862	1
‘Une lueur douteuse’: Artificial Light and the Literary Imagination (1841–1913)	1
Decapitating God: Revolution in Victor Hugo’s Le Livre des Tables and Dieu	1
Ducassian Theatricality: Les Chants de Maldoror, Readerly Complicity and the Grand Guignol	1
Power Dressing: The Sartorial Politics of Dirt in Zola’s Son Excellence Eugène Rougon	0
Zola’s Sense of Reality: Repetition, Deadtime, and Boredom in La Joie de vivre	0
Pouvoir onirique et matérialité : lire les objets du dix-neuvième siècle en littérature. Un dialogue entre Stéphanie Boulard et Marta Caraion	0
Cartographies of Region and Empire: Scaling Le tour de la France par deux enfants (and its Afterlives)	0
‘La société en miniature’: Queuing at Theatres and Railway Stations in Nineteenth-Century Paris	0
The Other Feminism: Literature, Sex and the Novels of René Maizeroy in Fin-de-siècle France	0
Generating Life from Literature: Proust in Balzac’s Aquarium	0
La vierge et le vagabond: Relire l’affaire Castellan à travers ses représentations médico-légales, sociales et littéraires	0
Ourika, une clairvoyance noire	0
Fidgeting Fingers and Fickle Flesh in Flaubert	0

Opposing Frames: Zola and Fromentin	0
Lyric Spells: The Poet as Magus from Chateaubriand to Mallarmé	0
Choreographing the Urban Poor: Class and the Passage Through Public Space in Clémence Robert’s Social Novels	0
Under Pressure: Flaubert’s Human Barometers	0
The Branding of Victor Hugo	0
Insiders’ Landscapes in John Ruskin and Marcel Proust	0
‘Le Barbare parle Grec’: French Classical Scholars and the Racialisation of Modern Greek	0
Une voix radicale: Consolation d’Ernest Feydeau, un précurseur du Disability Life Writing	0
Naturalism and Denaturalising Whiteness in Zola’s Thérèse Raquin	0
The Discreet Power of Nineteenth-Century Gloves	0
La nation française, « souverainement vaniteuse »	0
Pschitt!: A Cultural History of the Perfume Vaporizer	0
Baudelaire’s Poetic Objects	0
Réveiller la mémoire de l’espèce. La récapitulation haeckelienne et la race de Lahor à Proust	0
Émile Zola’s Black Lives: Colonial Experiments and the Limits of Empathy in La Joie de vivre	0
« Chaque paysage est un état d’âme »: Les jardins dans le graphisme publicitaire français fin-de-siècle	0
Crossings and Interconnections	0
French Dance in the New World: Fanny Elssler’s American Fans	0
Catholic Engagement with Animal Magnetism, Spiritism and Therapeutic Hypnotism in Nineteenth-Century Belgium	0
Venise et ses télescopages magiques. La ‘Venise intérieure’ de Proust	0
Dressing the Part: King Louis-Philippe I, Tailoring, and Fashioning the July Monarchy	0
Journalistic Intermediation: The Newspaper Poetics of Nerval and Baudelaire	0
Fashion’s Soft Power in Nineteenth-Century France: Introduction	0
Educating Feeling: Race and Sentimental Science in Aglaé Comte’s Histoire naturelle racontée à la jeunesse	0
A Black Life Mattered: Jeanne Duval Then and Now	0
The Laboratorium: Nineteenth-Century French Studies in the Anglophone Sphere (Part II)	0
Baudelaire’s Paris Looking at Africa, and Vice Versa	0
The Object as Idea in Nineteenth Century Society, Art, and Literature	0
‘Qu’il est loin mon pays’: Staging (Be)longing in Massenet’sSapho	0
Between the Picturesque and the Political: Judith Gautier and Pierre Loti’s Play La Fille du Ciel	0
No Earth from Nowhere: Jules Verne’s Critique of Terraforming	0
Forming the Deaf Citizen in Third Republic France: Health and Education at the Institut d’Asnières	0
Baudelaire, Manet and the Visual Object	0
Reading Beyond Gender in Zola’s Au Bonheur des Dames , L’Argent , and La Joie de vivre	0
Cultural Histories of Medicine and Health in the Long Nineteenth Century	0
La gesticulation typographique du Pierrot fin-de-siècle : Jules Laforgue et la ponctuation	0
Objets et ob- jets de l’imaginaire en science-fiction: du Nautilus au Faucon Millenium	0
‘Les Avorteuses de Paris’: Abortion in the fin-de-siècle Press	0
‘[P]li sur pli, pli selon pli’: The Folding of Epistolary and Pictorial Space in Stéphane Mallarmé’s Les Loisirs de la Poste and James McNeill Whistler’s Thames Set Etchings	0
What is the Moral of ‘Morale du joujou’? Toys and the Interconnections Between Human and Thing	0
Introduction	0
Vidangeant la ville insalubre : Literary Recycling in Sketches of Montfaucon	0
« L’horrible vrai » desContes brunsde Balzac	0
Where is the Decadent Suicide?	0
Contested Medical Authority in Proust's À la Recherche du Temps Perdu	0
L’autoportrait en quête d’attributs modernes : de l’objet au corps fragmenté, entre citation, affirmation et effacement	0
The Laws of Indiscipline: Anténor Firmin, Racial Justice, and the Case for a Humanist Anthropology	0
(Dé)doublement as Radical Aesthetic in Le Voyage d’Urien : Gide, Denis and Latour	0
Objecting to Edison: Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville’s Problem with the Phonograph	0
Savoir Fer: Iron Objects in fin-de-siècle France	0