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These collected essays examine literary quarrels during the Early Modern period as a literary genre in and of themselves. The studies approach these rows through the genres that feed them and that they shape: how did the editorial context...
Cinna marque une date importante dans la carrière de Pierre Corneille comme dans l'histoire de la tragédie française. Corneille est alors consacré comme le roi de la tragédie : en réaction aux critiques faites au Cid et à Horace, les efforts ...
Medieval theater was street theater and a place for protest, in which the polysemy of the expression « public space » is well-situated. The La Vallière collection remarkably illustrates this, alternating four plays : two farces, each followed by a...
Should critical editions of old texts modernize punctuation? It used to be thought that original punctuation was too erratic to be maintained, but the rediscovery of oratorical practices reopened the debate. Were typesetters to be blamed for every...
Volume IV of Les Mystères de la procession de Lille presents twenty-one biblical plays drawn from the New Testament. These plays are found in a manuscript in the Herzog August Bibliothek at Wolfenbüttel, which contains seventy-two mystery plays that...
La Vie de sainct Christofle is one of the rare original mystery plays to date back to the early sixteenth century. Its playwright, Master Chevalet, had already contributed to the Mystère des Trois Doms and here gives the full measure of his...
The anonymous Comédie des proverbes (c. 1630) is a dramatic and literary joke. This three-act play traditionally attributed to Adrian de Monluc consists of some 1700 proverbs, clichés and other set phrases and still succeeds in painting convincing...
French operas by Quinault, Lully and their successors are more than mere entertainment: as is any artistic production, the works collected in the Recueil général des opéras convey a certain view of Man and his relationship to the rest of the world as...
Tome II of Les Spectacles à Paris pendant la Révolution stretches from the proclamation of the Republic in September 1792 to the end of the Convention in October 1795, thus including the Reign of Terror (June 1793 to July 1794). During these four...
On May 8, 1429, the day of their victory against invading English troops, the French military lords, the civic leaders and the citizenry of Orléans, as well as their heroine Joan the Maid, participated in a spontaneous procession that led them to all...