Studies in seventeenth-century French literature, presented to Morris Bishop
By: edited by Jean-Jacques Demorest.
Contributors: Demorest, Jean Jacques.
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Ithaca, N. Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 269
Subjects: Bishop, Morris, -- 1893-1973.; French literature -- 17th century
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: value: Common-sense remarks on the French baroque, by H. Peyre.-Malherbe and his influence, by P. A. Wadsworth.-Saint-Amant, le poète sauvé des eaux, by A. Seznec.-Corneille's Horace: a study in tragic and artistic ambivalence, by L. E. Harvey.-Attila redivivus, by G. May.-Pascal's sophistry and the sin of poesy, by J.-J. Demorest.-Human nature and institutions in Molière's plots, by J. Doolittle.-Futility and self-deception in Le misanthrope, by J. D. Hubert.-"Les yeux de César": the language of vision in Britannicus, by J. Brody.-Ariosto and La Fontaine: a literary affinity, by J. C. Lapp.-L'art poetique: "Long-temps plaire, et jamais ne lasser," by N. Edelman.-The literary arts of Longinus and Boileau, by H. M. Davidson.