The Society for Seventeenth-century French Studies
SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY
FRENCH STUDIES
| Volume 17 (1995) | edited by John Campbell |
CONTENTS
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| JOHN COTTINGHAM | The Self and the Body: Alienation and Integration in Cartesian Ethics | 1 |
| EDWARD JAMES | Pierre Nicole and La Logique de Port-Royal | 15 |
| JEAN-CLAUDE VUILLEMIN | Stratégies et apories de l'éloquence sacrée: lœúvre oratoire de Bossuet | 25 |
| ANDREW CALDER | La Fontaine and La Rochefoucauld: the Other as Reflection of the Self | 37 |
| MARIE-CLAUDE CANOVA-GREEN | History and Myth at the Court of the Bourbon Kings (1610-1643) | 52 |
| ALISON SAUNDERS | What Happened to the Native French Tradition? The Decline of the Vernacular Emblem in the Seventeenth-Century | 69 |
| VINCENT GRÉGOIRE | L'Éducation des filles au couvent des Ursulines de Québec à l'époque de Marie de l'Incarnation (1639-1672) | 87 |
| WENDY PERKINS | Perceptions of Women Criminals: the Case of Mme de Brinvilliers | 99 |
| P. J. YARROW | Fifty Years an Alien: Elisabeth Charlotte, Duchess of Orléans, 1671-1722 | 111 |
| JOY CHARNLEY | Morocco/France: a Non-Meeting of Minds | 125 |
| MARK BANNISTER | Human Nature, Hobbes and Heroism: an Ambiguity at the Heart of honnêteté | 135 |
| GUY SNAITH | All For Friendship: La Calprenède's Phalante and Other Friends | 147 |
| SASKIA BROWN | Sacrifice and Catharsis in Corneille's Discours and Héraclius | 157 |
| JOE CARSON | When is an Alien not an Alien? Or, Frenchmen Abroad | 169 |
| H. T. BARNWELL | Variants and Variations in Racinian Tragedy | 181 |
| JAN CLARKE | When is an Actor not an Actor? When S/He is an Acrobat | 199 |
| EDWARD FORMAN | Musical Aliens and Alien Music: Perceptions of Italian and French Music in Seventeenth-Century Paris | 211 |
| CHRISTOPHER SMITH | Curtain up for Le Nouveau Moliériste | 223 |