A History of French Dramatic Literature in the Seventeenth Century, Volume 1,Partie 3Johns Hopkins Press, 1936 |
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... comic and picturesque elements in their plays . IV . Scarron and Thomas Corneille Scarron and the younger Corneille again competed in adapting a Spanish play . This time it is obvious that the former influenced the latter and that ...
... comic and picturesque elements in their plays . IV . Scarron and Thomas Corneille Scarron and the younger Corneille again competed in adapting a Spanish play . This time it is obvious that the former influenced the latter and that ...
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... comic than if the actions described took place before our eyes . There are still traces of the older type of comedy , ... especially in the incidents related in the last act , but these are shoved as near to the end as possible and ...
... comic than if the actions described took place before our eyes . There are still traces of the older type of comedy , ... especially in the incidents related in the last act , but these are shoved as near to the end as possible and ...
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... comic in his speech or in the situation to maintain the general tone of the play . He has one of the longest rôles that Molière composed . His presence pervades the play , making it constantly comic by the contrast between his system ...
... comic in his speech or in the situation to maintain the general tone of the play . He has one of the longest rôles that Molière composed . His presence pervades the play , making it constantly comic by the contrast between his system ...
Table des matières
Comedies by Thomas Corneille Tristan Boisrobert Scarron | 45 |
90 | 66 |
Comedies by New Authors 16521658 Molière Quinault | 90 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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