Theatre et Ethique en Europe sous l’Ancien Regime

edited by Sandrine Berregard and Francesco D'Antonio

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Extent: 340 pages

Publisher: Classiques Garnier

Subjects: Early Modern & Renaissance Studies, French Studies, Music & Performing Arts

Series: Rencontres

Series volume number: 664

Language: French, Italian

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(August 2025)

ISBN: 9782406176770

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ISBN: 9782406176787

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Because European theatre from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries appealed to characters, each of whom was defined by a type of discourse and behaviour, it was a privileged place for the expression and reflection, if not of universal values, at least of the morals on which the society of the time was based.


Because European theatre from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries appealed to characters, each of whom was defined by a type of discourse and behaviour, it was a privileged place for the expression and reflection, if not of universal values, at least of the morals on which the society of the time was based.

  • Edited by Sandrine Berregard
  • Edited by Francesco D’Antonio