Molière : a theatrical life
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Molière : a theatrical life
Cambridge University Press, 2000
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 321-326) and index
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内容説明
In this biography, first published in 2000, Virginia Scott locates Moliere's life and work in the social, literary and theatrical contexts of the period. She offers a narrative account of his life and an overview of his plays in the wider setting of the development of seventeenth-century French drama. Her research extends from Moliere's boyhood and his Jesuit education at the College de Clermont, through the beginning of his theatrical career in Paris and as a vagabond actor in the provinces, to his days as a court dramatist under Louis XIV. He was a controversial playwright, striking out against hypocrisy in religion and medicine, and finally a cynical survivor of the literary, cultural, and marital wars. This full-length biography will appeal to the general reader as well as specialists in French and Theatre Studies.
目次
- Introduction
- 1. Jean-Baptiste Poquelin
- 2. Madeleine
- 3. The Illustre Theatre
- 4. Exile
- 5. Return to Paris
- 6. Husbands and Wives
- 7. The Courtier
- 8. Enemies
- 9. Friends
- 10. Marriage (and Love)
- 11. Last Act
- 12. Envoi
- Works consulted.
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