This definitive guide to Molià re's world offers an accessible, interdisciplinary contextual guide for academics, undergraduates and theatre professionals alike. Equally thorough and wide-ranging, it is an exceptional tribute to the premier French dramatist on the 400th anniversary of his birth.
This definitive guide to Molià re's world offers an accessible, interdisciplinary contextual guide for academics, undergraduates and theatre professionals alike. Equally thorough and wide-ranging, it is an exceptional tribute to the premier French dramatist on the 400th anniversary of his birth.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Biographical preface Georges Forestier Part 1. Socio-political Context: 1. A Bourgeois at court Mathieu da Vinhae 2. The religious climate Julia Prest 3. Medicine Valerie Worth-Stylianou 4. Family law Janine Lanza 5. Women Wendy Perkins 6. Gender, masculinity and cross-dressing Joseph Harris Part 2. Intellectual and Artistic Context: 7. Philosophical influences Jean-Luc Robin 8. Molière and classical theatre Michael Call 9. The survival of medieval and renaissance professional practices Marie Bouhaïk-Gironès 10. Commedia dell'arte Claude Bourqui 11. The literary establishment Richard Maber 12. Are the Précieuses only ridicules? Molière, salon culture and the shaping of France's collective memory Faith E. Beasley Part 3. Theatrical Context (Paris): 13. Molière's theatres in Paris Philippe Cornuaille 14. Stage design in Paris Philippe Cornuaille 15. Company administration Jan Clarke 16. The theatre industry and cultures of consumption Sabine Chaouche 17. Acting style Sabine Chaouche Part 4. Theatrical Context (Court): 18. Colbert, cultural policy and the propaganda of spectacle Georgia Cowart 19. The decors of comedy-ballet: from the 'Songe de Vaux' to the 'Rêve de Versailles' Marie-Claude Canova-Green 20. Court performances and their audiences Laura Naudeix 21. Music Anne Piéjus 22. The livrets of Molière's plays Marine Roussillon Part 5. Reception and dissemination: 23. Audience laughter Coline Piot 24. The triumph of publicity Christophe Schuwey 25. Molière and his critics: the 'Querelles' Jeanne-Marie Hostiou 26. Molière and his publishers Michael Call 27. Molière In print Michael Hawcroft 28. Early modern English translations of Molière Suzanne Jones Part 6. Afterlives: 29. Molière at the hôtel Guénégaud and the Comédie-Française: the early years Jan Clarke 30. Comedy after Molière Guy Spielmann 31. Molière as national hero Mechele Leon 32. Molière in performance: Twentieth- and twenty-first-century productions Noël Peacock 33. Molière on the modern Anglophone stage Cédric Ploix 34. Who and what is Molière? The film director's perspective Noël Peacock 35. Molière in the Arab world Angela Daiana Langone 36. Digital Molière Claude Bourqui.
Biographical preface Georges Forestier Part 1. Socio-political Context: 1. A Bourgeois at court Mathieu da Vinhae 2. The religious climate Julia Prest 3. Medicine Valerie Worth-Stylianou 4. Family law Janine Lanza 5. Women Wendy Perkins 6. Gender, masculinity and cross-dressing Joseph Harris Part 2. Intellectual and Artistic Context: 7. Philosophical influences Jean-Luc Robin 8. Molière and classical theatre Michael Call 9. The survival of medieval and renaissance professional practices Marie Bouhaïk-Gironès 10. Commedia dell'arte Claude Bourqui 11. The literary establishment Richard Maber 12. Are the Précieuses only ridicules? Molière, salon culture and the shaping of France's collective memory Faith E. Beasley Part 3. Theatrical Context (Paris): 13. Molière's theatres in Paris Philippe Cornuaille 14. Stage design in Paris Philippe Cornuaille 15. Company administration Jan Clarke 16. The theatre industry and cultures of consumption Sabine Chaouche 17. Acting style Sabine Chaouche Part 4. Theatrical Context (Court): 18. Colbert, cultural policy and the propaganda of spectacle Georgia Cowart 19. The decors of comedy-ballet: from the 'Songe de Vaux' to the 'Rêve de Versailles' Marie-Claude Canova-Green 20. Court performances and their audiences Laura Naudeix 21. Music Anne Piéjus 22. The livrets of Molière's plays Marine Roussillon Part 5. Reception and dissemination: 23. Audience laughter Coline Piot 24. The triumph of publicity Christophe Schuwey 25. Molière and his critics: the 'Querelles' Jeanne-Marie Hostiou 26. Molière and his publishers Michael Call 27. Molière In print Michael Hawcroft 28. Early modern English translations of Molière Suzanne Jones Part 6. Afterlives: 29. Molière at the hôtel Guénégaud and the Comédie-Française: the early years Jan Clarke 30. Comedy after Molière Guy Spielmann 31. Molière as national hero Mechele Leon 32. Molière in performance: Twentieth- and twenty-first-century productions Noël Peacock 33. Molière on the modern Anglophone stage Cédric Ploix 34. Who and what is Molière? The film director's perspective Noël Peacock 35. Molière in the Arab world Angela Daiana Langone 36. Digital Molière Claude Bourqui.
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