LA VOIX RACINIENNE DANS LES ROMANS DU DIX-HUITIÈME SIÈCLE

The presence of Racine’s ghost, and of his dominant theatrical voices, can be felt throughout the novels of the 18th century. This reveals the author’s superlative popularity at the time, and the genre’s tendency to absorb earlier texts – which begs the question of whether tragedy is compatible with the novel.

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