Moralites et jeux moraux,
XVe-XVIe siecles
by Estelle Doudet
Between the end of the fourteenth and the middle of the fifteenth centuries, the first allegorical theaters emerged. Moralities and morality plays in French are the best-preserved accounts of an art dedicated to the critical interpretation of the present and the creation of public space. This book proposes an overall study.
- By (author) Estelle Doudet
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Le Livret de ballet, un objet litteraire ?
Ecrivains et choregraphes en France (1910-1960)
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