La Tragédie Sainte en France (1550-1610). Problématique d'un genre, sous la direction de M. Mastroianni

Translated title of the contribution: [Machine translation] The Holy Tragedy in France (1550-1610). Gender issues, under the direction of Mr Mastroianni

Michele MASTROIANNI, Charles Mazouer, Sabine Lardon, Christian Biet, Jean Balsamo, Dario Cecchetti, Jean-Dominique Beaudin, Véronique Ferrer, Maurizio BUSCA, Florence de Caigny, Franco Giacone, Frank Lestringant, Daniela Mauri, Alessandra Preda, Zoé Schweitzer, Ruth Stawarz-Luginbül

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Abstract

[Machine translation] In recent decades, the question has arisen of defining holy tragedy as a specific literary genre. This was a problem that Renaissance authors had already faced, evaluating the tragedy of biblical tragedies on the basis of Aristotelian Poetics data. But modern critics, who, beginning in the nineties, have repeatedly dealt with the tragic model and structure in French Renaissance literature, have not only re-examined the question of defining the genre of holy tragedy, but has also studied the problem of intertextuality for a genre that is located at a veritable crossroads of influences.
Translated title of the contribution[Machine translation] The Holy Tragedy in France (1550-1610). Gender issues, under the direction of Mr Mastroianni
Original languageFrench
PublisherClassiques Garnier
Number of pages392
Volume295
ISBN (Print)978-2-406-06814-3
Publication statusPublished - 2018

Keywords

  • Nouvelle études du genre et réflexions inédites sur le genre.
  • Tragédie sainte entre 1550 et 1610

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