BONUS : Les amours de Nelson et de Lady Hamilton
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Les grands dossiers de l'Histoire par Franck Ferrand
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4 chapters
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Who are Nelson and Lady Hamilton and why are they central to this episode?
Les grands dossiers de l'histoire, avec Franck Ferrand, le bonus. Un podcast de Radio Classique.
I was thinking that Goethe had used Emma Hamilton.
How does Goethe’s reference to Emma Hamilton illustrate her cultural impact?
At the epoch, it was Hamilton, it was Emma Hart. He had Naples in his famous attitude. He decreed in his voyage in Italy that manner to do with the simple tissue that he drape, that he laid tomb in change of posture all the seconds, sans jamais mark of pause on the figure.
What vivid images does Franck Ferrand use to portray the romance between Nelson and Emma?
An instant is made, the regard hallucinated, pressed up here, and the instant after, a backhand in plain trance, the brass over the ciel, and Cléopâtre, lassive funeral. It is one of the statue vivant. Goethe is completely subjugated.
Why does the story of Lady Hamilton’s rise and fall still resonate today?
He did that he has an about extraordinary. And evidently, it's because Goethe has parled that to the European Rome, to Vienne, to Paris for assist to these attitudes who are in a certain manner inscribed Lady Hamilton, which is a very good idea.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
Who are Nelson and Lady Hamilton and why are they central to this episode?
0:03–0:15
2
How does Goethe’s reference to Emma Hamilton illustrate her cultural impact?
0:15–0:36
3
What vivid images does Franck Ferrand use to portray the romance between Nelson and Emma?
0:36–0:56
4
Why does the story of Lady Hamilton’s rise and fall still resonate today?
0:56–1:32
Speakers
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