The Society for Seventeenth-century French Studies
SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY
FRENCH STUDIES
| Volume 22 (2000) | edited by Jan Clarke |
CONTENTS
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| HENRY PHILLIPS | L'Année Racine | 1 |
| JEAN DUBU | Les Vies de Racine, de l'Homme illustre de Perrault aux Hommes illustres dans la République des Lettres de Niceron, &c. | 5 |
| ALAIN VIALA | Tendances actuelles de la représentation de Racine | 21 |
| MICHAEL HAWCROFT | Reading Racine: Punctuation and Capitalisation in the First Editions of His Plays | 35 |
| VALERIE WORTH | Listening to Racine's Confidents | 51 |
| MARY REILLY | Racine and Orwell: Classical Newspeak | 63 |
| VINCENT GRÉGOIRE | La Difficulté de s'entendre dans Les Plaideurs, ou la folie à l'œuvre | 77 |
| JEAN-CLAUDE RANGER | Mémoire et pouvoir chez Racine | 95 |
| NICHOLAS HAMMOND | Educating Joas: the Power of Memory in Athalie | 107 |
| VÉRONIQUE DESNAIN | Clytemnestre: Mythical Harpy or Feminist Paragon? | 115 |
| H. T. BARNWELL | Drama and Poetry of the Unseen in Racinian Tragedy | 125 |
| PETER FRANCE | War and Commerce in Racinian Tragedy | 141 |
| HENRY PHILLIPS | 'L'Art de bien mourir': Last Moments in Racinian Tragedy | 153 |
| ELIZABETH WOODROUGH | Parodying the Pleasure Principle: Dom Juan, a Festival Play for Parisians | 167 |
| WILLIAM BROOKS AND P. J. YARROW | Three Huguenots at the English Court: Louis de Durfort and his Nieces, Mlle de Malauze, a Correspondent of Elisabeth Charlotte, Duchesse d'Orléans, and Mlle Roye, Governess to the Royal Children | 181 |
| PAUL SCOTT | Une Femme dramaturge dévoilée: the Case of Jean/ne Bisson [de?] la Coudraye | 195 |
| EDWARD JAMES | Review Article: Verse Satire Versus Satire, or the Vanity of Definition | 205 |
| ANN MOSS | John Lough (1913-2000) | 213 |