Jules Verne, with his clear understanding of the development of the media (particularly the press), inscribed his work in the media age. Featuring journalists, and referring to the newspapers in which he often found his inspiration, he worked as a scientific mediator. He also used the press as a privileged means of disseminating and promoting his work, to the point of becoming himself, unwittingly, a kind of media product, a "brand".
Lecture by Marie-Françoise Melmoux-Montaubin, Jules Verne specialist and President of the Centre International Jules Verne since 2019.
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