An Illustrated History of French Literature
An Illustrated History of French Literature
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The caricaturist gives them this motto: « Nothing is beautiful but ugliness, ugliness only is lovable. » her analyses of Shakespeare, Goelhe and Schiller, had spread among the educat- ed public a taste and desire for a freer dramatic form. The journals of the time, Le Conservateur litteraire, La Muse jranr^aise, Le Lycee frangais, Le Globe, etc. , in their discussions of new plays, indicated the way to substitute a (1) See Maurice Souriau's Introduction to his edition of the Pi e face de Cromwe...ll (1897), pp. 1-38 ROMANTIC DRAMA 769 new and living genre for worn-out tragedy. Tiie famous Manzoni (Ij, replying to a criticism of his first drama, Carniagnola, published in 1820 a Letlre sur les unites, to which Fauriel must have contributed, and which is the most discrimin- ating and judicious discussion produced on the classical system. But who had read (his learned study? The Theatre-FranQais continued to close its doors against novelties, and the public went on with its traditional admir- ations.
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The caricaturist gives them this motto: « Nothing is beautiful but ugliness, ugliness only is lovable. » her analyses of Shakespeare, Goelhe and Schiller, had spread among the educat- ed public a taste and desire for a freer dramatic form. The journals of the time, Le Conservateur litteraire, La Muse jranr^aise, Le Lycee frangais, Le Globe, etc. , in their discussions of new plays, indicated the way to substitute a (1) See Maurice Souriau's Introduction to his edition of the Pi e face de Cromwe...ll (1897), pp. 1-38 ROMANTIC DRAMA 769 new and living genre for worn-out tragedy. Tiie famous Manzoni (Ij, replying to a criticism of his first drama, Carniagnola, published in 1820 a Letlre sur les unites, to which Fauriel must have contributed, and which is the most discrimin- ating and judicious discussion produced on the classical system. But who had read (his learned study? The Theatre-FranQais continued to close its doors against novelties, and the public went on with its traditional admir- ations.
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