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The 19th Century Novel Podcast

The 19th Century Novel Podcast

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 A professor of English talks about 19th Century novels: plot summary, literary analysis, author biography, historical and cultural context. Each episode closely examines one 19th Century novel.Copyright 2020 All rights reserved. アート 世界 文学史・文学批評
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  • EPISODE 51: Henry Murger, "The Bohemians of the Latin Quarter" (1851), Part Three

    EPISODE 51: Henry Murger, "The Bohemians of the Latin Quarter" (1851), Part Three
    2025/11/07

    Chapter 19: 0:00—A state of widowhood. 4:33—The species grisette. 12:52—Grisettes, lorettes & courtesans 16:05—Luxury & liberty. 18:52—Musette & Marcel. 24:52—Interlude.

    Chapters 20-23: 25:50—Rodolphe & Mimi & Murger & Lucile. 31:00—Women undressed. 40:28—Rodolphe verses Mimi. 49:57—Murger’s poverty. 52:38—The past arrives. 56:46—La Boheme vs. The Bohemians. 57:53—A handy man. 1:05:15—Puccini’s Mimi. 1:06:38—Number 8. 1:09:28—Romanticism vs. realism. 1:10:59—Losing Lucile. 1:16:43—Epilogue.

    Text: Henry Murger, The Bohemains of the Latin Quarter. Translated by Maurice Samuels. 1901. Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, 2004.

    Interlude: Giacomo Puccini, La Boheme, “Ohè là! Le Gardie,” NBC Radio Orchestra, conducted by Arturo Toscanini, 1946.

    Additional music: Giacomo Puccini, La Boheme, "Che ha detto il medico?" sung by Jan Peerce, NBC Radio Orchestra, conducted by Arturo Toscannini, 1946.

    Image: Henry Murger, caricature by Étienne Carjat in Diogène no.18, vol. 7, December 1856 (Wikipedia).

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  • EPISODE 50: Henry Murger, "The Bohemians of the Latin Quarter" (1851), Part Two

    EPISODE 50: Henry Murger, "The Bohemians of the Latin Quarter" (1851), Part Two
    2025/11/06

    Chapters 11: 0:00-Bohemians behaving badly. 4:16—Murger’s purpura. 5:56—The real Bohemians. 8:54—Murger’s models. 15:22—Christmas at Café Momus. 16:54—Interlude.

    Chapters 12-14: 17:48—Becoming bohemian. 21:51—Celebration at the Viscount Paul’s. 24:16—Rodolphe & Mimi unite. 27:19—Demolishing Nisard. 29:02—Perfect harmony. 29:54—Shattered harmony. 34:47—Mimi mutilates. 36:58—Routine, recrimination & reanimation. 38:32—Rodolphe & Mimi separate. 39:45—A wild ballet. 42:15—An instrument of pleasure. 44:00—Lucile! Lucile! 44:57—The chill of solitude. 46:33—Raging Rodolphe. 48:13—Rodolphe & Mimi reunite. 48:55—Murger & Lucile. 50:50—Interlude.

    Chapters 15-17: 51:43—Breaking up. 53:46—Upper-class Musette. 55:30—A love ode. 56:08—The passage of the Red Sea. 59:03—Médecis the Jew. 1:00:59—The Damascus Affair. 1:03:07—Anti-Semitism. 1:04:05—Médecis’s inventory. 1:05:49—Hanging Marcel’s painting. 1:06:34—A hub of luxury. 1:07:53—Bodies in the Louvre. 1:09:20—A Britisher. 1:12:09—Coco the parrot. 1:13:40—Dolores the actress. 1:14:05—The June Days Uprising & the February Revolution. 1:17:19—The Parisian poor. 1:19:06—Dolores & the Englishman. 1:21:47—Coco’s cacophony. 1:23:41—Interlude.

    Chapter 18: 1:24:33—A man named Jacques D. 1:27:42—What about Francine’s muff? 1:28:11: Jacques & Francine. 1:31:29—Digressions. 1:33:58—Francine’s condition. 1:36:22—Francine’s last word. 1:40:46—Kissing her on another’s lips. 1:43:04—No special grave. 1:44:26—Missing person. 1:51:27—Closing.

    Text: Henry Murger, The Bohemains of the Latin Quarter. Translated by Maurice Samuels. 1901. Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, 2004.

    Interludes: Giacomo Puccini, La Boheme, “Ohè là! Le Gardie,” NBC Radio Orchestra, conducted by Arturo Toscanini, 1946.

    Image: Henry Murger, by Nadar, between 1854 -1860 (Musee d'Orsay).

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  • Henry Murger, "The Bohemians of the Latin Quarter" (1851), Part One

    Henry Murger, "The Bohemians of the Latin Quarter" (1851), Part One
    2025/11/06

    Chapter 1: 0:00-Bohemain rhapsodies. 5:27—Bohemian brothers. 6:26—The musician Schaunard. 8:28—Lovers’ locks. 11:51—Duo lepus. 15:04—The bibliophile Colline. 18:15—The writer Rodolphe. 19:57—The brotherhood. 21:59—The word “Bohemian.” 23:52—The Bourgeoisie. 28:06—Bohemianism. 29:28—Interlude.

    Chapters 2-5: 29:49—Sugar coating. 35:00—Straight romance. 36:21—Loving and losing Louise. 43:53—Conducted to the “jug?” 46:20—Manual labor. 48:57—Turkish delights. 51:47—Talking heads. 53:53—Talk of the Quarter. 58:13—Interlude.

    Chapters 6-10: 58:33—Meeting Musette. 1:02:13—La grisette. 1:04:26—Grisette Musette. 1:06:19—Musette & Marcel. 1:07:41—Unfashionable Bohemians. 1:10:32—Boho chic. 1:13:16—Home economics. 1:14:28—Grammar school. 1:18:42—Money, love, and editing. 1:21:54—Dreams of abundance. 1:23:57—Meeting Mimi. 1:24:51—Closing.

    Text: Henry Murger, The Bohemains of the Latin Quarter. Translated by Maurice Samuels. 1901. Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, 2004.

    Interludes: Giacomo Puccini, La Boheme, “Aranci, ninnoli,” NBC Radio Orchestra, conducted by Arturo Toscanini, 1946.

    Additional music: Giacomo Puccini, “Che gelida manina,” sung by Jan Peerce, La Boheme, NBC Radio Orchestra, conducted by Arturo Toscannini, 1946.

    Additional music: Jonathan Lawson, “La Vie Boheme,” Rent, New York Theatre Workshop Recording, 1994 (Internet Archive).

    Illustration: Henry Murger, 1857 (Wikisource).

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    1 時間 25 分
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