The Genesis of Corneilles Mlite
The Genesis of Corneilles Mlite
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For even the pastoral literature of the times was not alto- gether artificial and unreal istically imaginative. Tinder the im- pulse tOAvard the vraysemblable and toward more fidelity to na- ture Avhich grows stronger in the first decades of the seventeenth century, all that was actual and living in the pastoral plays of the time w^as brought to the foreground and disengaged from the unessential and traditional episodes of Spanish and Italian origin. After all, the pastoral plays of the time we...re more real than we now suppose. They had a certain bearing upon the life of the period which time has dimmed for us and made difficult to esti- mate.
To us, no relation at all seems to exist between those tradi- tional satyrs, echoes, sighing shepherds, and capricious shepherd- esses, and the real men and women of the epoch. Yet, many writ- ers of pastorals had symbolical intentions and brought on the stage real characters disguised as shepherds. They wrote for court-circles and affected to represent "les aventures de quel- ques grands princes" (66) under the transparent veil of the shepherd's tale then in vogue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For even the pastoral literature of the times was not alto- gether artificial and unreal istically imaginative. Tinder the im- pulse tOAvard the vraysemblable and toward more fidelity to na- ture Avhich grows stronger in the first decades of the seventeenth century, all that was actual and living in the pastoral plays of the time w^as brought to the foreground and disengaged from the unessential and traditional episodes of Spanish and Italian origin. After all, the pastoral plays of the time we...re more real than we now suppose. They had a certain bearing upon the life of the period which time has dimmed for us and made difficult to esti- mate.
To us, no relation at all seems to exist between those tradi- tional satyrs, echoes, sighing shepherds, and capricious shepherd- esses, and the real men and women of the epoch. Yet, many writ- ers of pastorals had symbolical intentions and brought on the stage real characters disguised as shepherds. They wrote for court-circles and affected to represent "les aventures de quel- ques grands princes" (66) under the transparent veil of the shepherd's tale then in vogue.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G L Gustave Leopold Van Roosbroeck to read onlineMoreLess
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