Racine: PhèdreCambridge University Press, 6 paź 1994 - 113 This introductory study presents Racine's Phèdre as the culmination of French classical tragedy. It situates the play in its historical, literary and theatrical context, shows its relationship with other tragedies of Racine, and sketches its influence on later European literature. It analyzes the structures and language of the play, considers the major characters in action, and explores the ancient classical background and the mythological content. A chronological table of Racine's life and times and a guide to further reading are included. |
Spis treści
The context of Phèdre | 1 |
Phèdre the play | 19 |
The posterity of Phèdre | 89 |
Further reading | 110 |
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accusation action alexandrine allusion amorous ancient anguish appears Aricie's Aristotle's Artemis audience Bajazet Castelvetro century characters ciel classique cœur concern confession Corneille Corneille's crime dieux drama dramatist emotional Enone Enone's Euripides evocation expression fate father fear Fedra feelings fils France French classical goddess gods Greek Grieux guilt Hélas hero heroine Hippo Hippolyte and Aricie Hippolyte et Aricie Hippolyte's Hippolyte's death Honoré d'Urfé horror human illicit innocent Ippolito irony J'ai Jansenist jealous Jean Racine Le Cid legend libretto Louis XIV love for Aricie love to Hippolyte lover Manon Lescaut Minos Molière monster moral mortelle mythological neo-classical nurse opera Pasiphaë passion peripeteia Phaedra plot Poetics Prince protagonists Racine Paris Racine's Phèdre Racine's play Racinian remorse Renée reveals rhetorical rhyme rhythm rival role scene Seneca sense seventeenth seventeenth-century speak speech stage Subligny suicide syllable theatre theme Théramène Thésée Theseus tout tragedy tragic translation Troezen Underworld V.vii verse word yeux
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