by Eric Hazan · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782020540933
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«L'Invention de Paris» is Eric Hazan's urban history essay, published by Seuil in paperback (461 pages, in French).
An essay that traverses Paris through squares, passages, barricades and walls, attending to the everyday life that shaped the city: street lighting, terraces, house numbering, confinement of the poor and the mad. It connects urban space with literature, from the Marais to the 11th arrondissement, and evokes the uprisings that marked its layout up to May 1968.
Subtitle: «Il n'y a pas de pas perdus». Collection Fiction & Cie. Published on 21 September 2002. Nominated for the French-American Foundation Translation Prize in 2010.
For readers of historical essays interested in urban history, literary Paris and its social transformations.
Éric Hazan was a French author and editor. He was the founder of La Fabrique.
