The Society for Seventeenth-century French Studies
SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY
FRENCH STUDIES
| Volume 15 (1993) | edited by Christopher Smith |
CONTENTS
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| R. J. KNECHT | The Reputation of Cardinal Richelieu: Classical Hero or Romantic Villain? | 5 |
| PEGGY CHAPLIN | 'Choses à mettre en lumière': Tallemant des Réaux's 'Historiette' of Cardinal Richelieu | 25 |
| CLAIRE PACE | 'Le Plus Illustre des amateurs': Aspects of Richelieu's Patronage of the Visual Arts | 33 |
| WILLIAM D. HOWARTH | The Dramatists of the 1630s and the Fourth Unity | 55 |
| HENRY PHILLIPS | Richelieu and the Edict of 1641 | 71 |
| TERENCE ALLOTT | The Fable Comes of Age, 1620-1650 | 85 |
| THOMAS WORCESTER | A Sunday Feast: Alimentary Discourse in the Preaching of Bishop Jean-Pierre Camus | 99 |
| M. M. MCGOWAN | Pierre de l'Estoile: Amateur Collector of Medals and Coins | 115 |
| G. JONDORF | Corneille and Racine Re-Visited -Again | 129 |
| MICHAEL HAWCROFT | Homosexual Love in Corneille's Clitandre (1632) | 135 |
| JOHN CAMPBELL | Bérénice: the Plotting of a Tragedy | 145 |
| H. T. BARNWELL | Quinault, Racine and their Sources: an Addendum | 157 |
| DAVID SHAW | Molière and the Art of Recycling | 165 |
| V. M. GRÉGOIRE | Le Larmoiement: l'expression originale d'une sensibilité masculine dans la deuxième moitié du dix-septième siècle | 181 |
| ANNE SANDERSON | How Far Did the Church Challenge Society? | 205 |
| E. WOODROUGH | Fiction and History: an Attraction of Opposites | 213 |
| JANINE A. KREITER | Fonction singulière de deux actants des récits de Madame De Lafayette | 231 |
| A. T. GABLE | The Prince and the Mirror: Louis XIV, Fénelon, Royal Narcissism and the Legacy of Machiavelli | 243 |
| CHAD HELMS | The Desert Altar: Eucharistic Imagery in Selected Literary Works of Fénelon | 269 |
| MARY HOSSAIN | The Training of Interpreters in Arabic and Turkish under Louis XIV: the Ottoman Empire | 279 |
| C. JANE LOWE | Charpentier and the Jesuits at St Louis | 297 |