In Passing Judgement, Hélène Bilis examines how an overlooked character-type-the royal judge-remained a constant of the tragic genre throughout the 17th century.
In Passing Judgement, Hélène Bilis examines how an overlooked character-type-the royal judge-remained a constant of the tragic genre throughout the 17th century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
PREFACE INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1: The Critique of Le Cid: Richelieu, Royal Judgement, and the Rules CHAPTER 2: Failed Judgements, Thwarted Justice: Alexandre Hardy’s Scédase ou l’hôspitalité violée CHAPTER 3: The Ceremony Unravels: Tragedy’s Comedic Turn CHAPTER 4: Learning From Experience: On Corneille and Coherence CHAPTER 5: Corneille’s Cinna and Rotrou’s Crisante: A Search for the Emperor’s Judgement CHAPTER 6: Racine and Royal Fathers of Injustice-Mithridate and Phèdre CONCLUSION Note Bibliography Index
PREFACE INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1: The Critique of Le Cid: Richelieu, Royal Judgement, and the Rules CHAPTER 2: Failed Judgements, Thwarted Justice: Alexandre Hardy’s Scédase ou l’hôspitalité violée CHAPTER 3: The Ceremony Unravels: Tragedy’s Comedic Turn CHAPTER 4: Learning From Experience: On Corneille and Coherence CHAPTER 5: Corneille’s Cinna and Rotrou’s Crisante: A Search for the Emperor’s Judgement CHAPTER 6: Racine and Royal Fathers of Injustice-Mithridate and Phèdre CONCLUSION Note Bibliography Index
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