The Plays of Eugène Brieux
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Blanchette to La Robe Rouge 55 " La loi avait pu nous declarer d6sunis, nous pouvions nous etre interieurement jure 1'indifference et l'oubli ; des avoues, des juges, tout le code civil et toutes les lois de la terre avaient pu proclamer que nous etions deux etrangers ; il restait l'enfant. Et la nature qui ne s'interesse qu'a l'enfant, la nature qui veut que le pere et la mere restent unis pour assurer l'existence de l'enfant pour perpetuer la vie, la nature a repris d'as- saut les droits qu'o...n avait voulu lui enlever, et elle a reuni le pere et la mere dans une irresistible etreinte . . ." etc. etc.
The idea of the sanctity of the family haunts M. Brieux.
The first complete expression of it is in this play, but it is always at the back of his brain. The centre of the family is the child, fraught with all the possibilities of the future. The droit au bonheur, the social ambition of parents, is an abomination in so far as it interferes with the life of the family. The institution of the dot and paternal authority falsify the family life before it begins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blanchette to La Robe Rouge 55 " La loi avait pu nous declarer d6sunis, nous pouvions nous etre interieurement jure 1'indifference et l'oubli ; des avoues, des juges, tout le code civil et toutes les lois de la terre avaient pu proclamer que nous etions deux etrangers ; il restait l'enfant. Et la nature qui ne s'interesse qu'a l'enfant, la nature qui veut que le pere et la mere restent unis pour assurer l'existence de l'enfant pour perpetuer la vie, la nature a repris d'as- saut les droits qu'o...n avait voulu lui enlever, et elle a reuni le pere et la mere dans une irresistible etreinte . . ." etc. etc.
The idea of the sanctity of the family haunts M. Brieux.
The first complete expression of it is in this play, but it is always at the back of his brain. The centre of the family is the child, fraught with all the possibilities of the future. The droit au bonheur, the social ambition of parents, is an abomination in so far as it interferes with the life of the family. The institution of the dot and paternal authority falsify the family life before it begins.
What to read after The Plays of Eugène Brieux?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Penrhy Vaughan Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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