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Sylvain Ledda is a professor of 19th century French literature at the Université de Rouen-Normandie. A specialist of romanticism, he has devoted numerous works to Musset, Dumas, Vigny, and Nerval. He is particularly interested in the interaction between the arts and the representation of history in the 19th century.

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La Dame aux camélias: From real life to legend

The literary avatars of Marie Duplessis, the inspiration behind La Traviata — By Sylvain Ledda
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Romanticism and the French Wars of Religion

When literature comes to grips with History — By Sylvain Ledda

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