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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Moliere"”.

  1. Moliere And Commedia Dell'arte:past, Present, And Future

    This thesis will explore the application of comemdia dell'arte technique to a contemporary performance. UCF's spring 2005 production of Molière's The Trickeries of Scapin will serve as a resource in both commedia dell'arte's ability to resonate with a modern audience as well as an analysis …

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  2. Les comedies-ballets de Moliere: genre de transition

    … of the ballet de cour on the comedies-ballets of Moliere and to show how the comedies-ballets not only perfected the dramatic elements of this previous form, but transformed them completely to create a new genre which eventually evolved towards the French Opera. The ballet de cour was an attempt …

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  3. A Comparison of the Moral and Aesthetic Vision of Three Seventeenth-Century Dramatists: Corneille, Moliere, and Ben Jonson

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-10T16:21:58Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7000961.pdf: 10362945 bytes, checksum: 1ad5e152425c3a8c9d14ee11ce980a82 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1969

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  4. TheTheme of Purity in a Cross-Section of Plays by Jean Anouilh

    … idealism; pol Vandromme compare Anouilh to Moliere. With these interpretations as background, I have analysed representative works by decade and by type, arriving at my own conclusions.</p> <p>Purity for Anouilh means the ideal aspiration unhampered by considerations of reality or …

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  5. Une comparaison du parler populaire dans l'oeuvre de Molière et dans celle de Marivaux, avec le français acadien traditionnel

    … des editions originales de 22 des pieces de Moliere et de neuf des comedies de Marivaux. La demarche que nous avons adoptee nous conduit, dans un premier temps, a relever les elements linguistiques du parler populaire qui ne se conforment pas au francais standard, c'est-a-dire les ecarts …

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  6. Measurements of multiple scattering, range, and range straggling of low energy pions and muons

    … a linear function of the values predicted by the Moliere theory: θ<sup>proj</sup><sub>rms</sub> (expt.) = C[θ<sup>proj</sup><sub>rms</sub>(theor.)] ± D. The results were C = 0.861 ± 0.012, D = 0.219° ± 0.176° for galvanized steel (thickness 0.608 gm/cm²); C = 1.05 ± 0.05, D = -0.148° ± 0.126° for …

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  7. Playwrights on the Threshold Between Stage and Study: paratexts and polemical texts in seventeenth century French theater

    The seventeenth century in France was a golden age of "Neoclassical" theater, where the Dramatic Poem was subject to a two-step reception by its publics for judgment as both performance and print. While scholars have explored the rapport of theater to its abstract public, and of plays to stage and …

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  8. Oh, The Hypocrisy! Or, A Dramaturgical Analysis of Moliere's Tartuffe

    <p>In approaching Tartuffe from a dramaturgical standpoint, one must consider the relevancy of the production and how the production team is able to translate the message of an antiquated play to a modem audience. In our case, the solution was to set the play in 1926 Paris instead of the original …

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