Ariosto Shakespeare And Corneille
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. . ." His ideal personages sometimes declare, when face to face with their enemy: " je te dois estimer, mais je te dois hairJ' Digitized by Google X 372 CORNEILLE^S IDEAL I On the other hand, we perceive clearly why Corneille was led to admire the will, even when without moral illumination, even indeed when it is actively opposed to or without morality; for it has the power of not yielding to and of dominating the passions, of not being violent weakness, but strength, or as it was called dur- ...ing the Renaissance, " virtijfc *^ In that sphere of deliberation there existed a common ground of mutual understanding between the honest and dishonest man, between the hero of evil and the hero of good, for each pursued a course of duty, in his own way and both agreed in with- standing and despising the madness of the pas- sions.
And we also see why the domain towards which Corneille directed his gaze and for which he had a special predilection, was bound to be y that of politics, where " virtii," in the sense that it possessed during the period of the Renais- sance, found ample opportunity for free expan- sion and for self-realisation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . ." His ideal personages sometimes declare, when face to face with their enemy: " je te dois estimer, mais je te dois hairJ' Digitized by Google X 372 CORNEILLE^S IDEAL I On the other hand, we perceive clearly why Corneille was led to admire the will, even when without moral illumination, even indeed when it is actively opposed to or without morality; for it has the power of not yielding to and of dominating the passions, of not being violent weakness, but strength, or as it was called dur- ...ing the Renaissance, " virtijfc *^ In that sphere of deliberation there existed a common ground of mutual understanding between the honest and dishonest man, between the hero of evil and the hero of good, for each pursued a course of duty, in his own way and both agreed in with- standing and despising the madness of the pas- sions.
And we also see why the domain towards which Corneille directed his gaze and for which he had a special predilection, was bound to be y that of politics, where " virtii," in the sense that it possessed during the period of the Renais- sance, found ample opportunity for free expan- sion and for self-realisation.
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