Hippolyte (1573) La Troade (1579)
by Robert Garnier, edited by Jean-Dominique Beaudin
Paperback (Published)
(May 2019)
ISBN: 9782406092575
Price: $35.00
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This volume brings together two tragedies with Greek subjects from the sixteenth century. One represents the amorous passion of Phedre, the other represents the misfortunes of Trojan captives. Their heroic, elegiac and pathetic style provides a perfect example of the humanistic theatrical aesthetic of that time.
This volume brings together two tragedies with Greek subjects from the sixteenth century. One represents the amorous passion of Phedre, the other represents the misfortunes of Trojan captives. Their heroic, elegiac and pathetic style provides a perfect example of the humanistic theatrical aesthetic of that time.
- By (author) Robert Garnier
- Edited by Jean-Dominique Beaudin
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