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In classical history of literature, authors have preferred the book above other written media. In France, however, from the beginning of the 19th century, the press experienced an immense revival, which had a far-reaching impact on literature. Literary style colored the press, while the journalistic matrix influenced literary productions, even producing new genres, such as the serial novel. Through their involvement with the press, writers achieved an effect on public opinion. At the same time, reflections emerged on the gain (or loss) of autonomy caused by this cooperation. For a decade, now, French cultural and literary studies have analysed this cooperation and thus established a new area of research.

Das Jahrhundert der Presse und der Literatur in Frankreich