Dramatic battles in eighteenth-century France : philosophes, anti-philosophes and polemical theatre / Logan J. Connors.
2012
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Title
Dramatic battles in eighteenth-century France : philosophes, anti-philosophes and polemical theatre / Logan J. Connors.
Created/published
Oxford, UK : Voltaire Foundation, 2012.
Description
xii, 275 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Series statement
SVEC ; 2012:07
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliography (p. 255-266) and index.
Contents
Culture wars: philosophes and anti-philosophes in eighteenth-century France
The anatomy of a crime: polemics, pamphlets and preconditioning
A critical performance: Les Philosophes hits the boards
Parterre and balcony, spectator and reader: Palissot's dramaturgical strategies
Pamphlets on the stage: Voltaire's riposte philosophique
Spectators or readers? Voltaire's public concerns in L'Ecossaise
The affaire continues: critical uncertainty in eighteenth-century France
(Re)Creating the event: performance criticism as intellectual war
Following the event: new definitions of theatre and spectatorship
Aftermath: theatre and polemics in pre-Revolutionary France.
The anatomy of a crime: polemics, pamphlets and preconditioning
A critical performance: Les Philosophes hits the boards
Parterre and balcony, spectator and reader: Palissot's dramaturgical strategies
Pamphlets on the stage: Voltaire's riposte philosophique
Spectators or readers? Voltaire's public concerns in L'Ecossaise
The affaire continues: critical uncertainty in eighteenth-century France
(Re)Creating the event: performance criticism as intellectual war
Following the event: new definitions of theatre and spectatorship
Aftermath: theatre and polemics in pre-Revolutionary France.
Series
SVEC ; 2012:07.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- Oxford.
Call number
PQ2099 .B3 2012:07
Folger accession
155554