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Pierre Corneille (1606-1684) : Library of Congress Citations The Little Search Engine that Could Down to Name Citations LC Online Catalog Amazon Search Book Citations [First 20 Records] Author: Corneille, Pierre, 1606-1684. Uniform Title: Cid. English. 1929 Title: Corneille's Le Cid, a tragedy in five acts, literally translated by Constance Noble Gatchell, with a brief introduction by G. A. Mendel, B.S. Published: New York, Translation publishing company, inc. [c1929] Description: ix, 92 p. 16 cm. Series: The students' literal translations LC Call No.: PQ1749.E5 G3 Microfilm 76647 PQ Dewey No.: 842.41 Notes: Microfilm. Washington, D.C., Library of Congress. Subjects: Cid, ca. 1043-1099 Drama. Spain History 711-1516 Drama. Civilization, Medieval Drama. Eleventh century Drama. Heroes Spain Drama. Tragedies. gsafd Other authors: Gatchell, Constance Noble, tr. Other titles: Cid. Control No.: 30011602 //r967 Author: Corneille, Pierre, 1606-1684. Title: Chief plays. Translated into English blank verse with an introductory study of Corneille, by Lacy Lockert. Edition: [2d ed.] Published: Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1957. Description: xiv, 386 p. 23 cm. LC Call No.: PQ1745.E5 L6 1957 Dewey No.: 842.41 Notes: The Cid.Horace (Horatil)Cinna.Polyeucte.Rodogune.Nicomede (Nicomedes) Subjects: Corneille, Pierre, 1606-1684 Translations into English. Other authors: Lockert, Lacy, ed. and tr. Control No.: 57009718 //r964

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PIERRE CORNEILLE Born, Rouen, France, 1606 Died, probably in Paris, 1684 This document was originally published in Minute History of the Drama CORNEILLE'S first play, , was presented in Paris in 1629 and at once scored a popular success. Like the playwright's other early efforts it was full of the insipid love that was the mode of the moment. These first plays of Corneille's, however, insipid as they were, were far superior to any French plays that preceded them. It is to these very plays, in fact, that modern drama owes the happy invention of the soubrette. But when the epoch-making Cid appeared in 1636 it so far outshone anything that preceded it, that the earlier plays were practically disregarded. The critics and Corneille's contemporary writers waged around this revolutionary piece of dramatic writing as passionate a battle as raged around Hugo 's Hernani some two centuries later. The public, however, spoke with no uncertain voice, and from The Cid modern French drama dates. It is quite possible that much of the criticism of

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Home Ancient Theatre Medieval Theatre 16th Century ... Email Us PIERRE CORNEILLE (1606-1684) P IERRE Corneille's first works were comedies, and none too good; but when, at the age of thirty-one, he produced the Cid , there was erected an important landmark in the history of drama. The Cid , it will be remembered, was a Spanish hero of the twelfth century. His deeds were celebrated in many ballads and poems, and had been made the subject of a play by the Spanish . Corneille, conscious of the classic bent of French taste, adhered pretty closely to the so-called Aristotelian rules , yet contrived to produce a tragedy which, in depth of passion, poetic fervor and vigor, far surpassed anything that had so far been seen on the Parisian stage. Thus the first important French tragedy had for its subject a medieval though foreign fable, and was a compromise between the romantic and classic schools. Its spontaneousness and boldness were romantic in character; while the conduct of the struggle of the hero between love and duty, with the subordination of all other incidents, was decidedly in the classic spirit. The play was in many respects technically faulty; yet it stood, and still stands, the one practical test of a good play: it acts well.

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Pierre Corneille Born June 6, 1606 in Rouen, France, to a family of lawyers, Pierre Corneille would follow in his father's footsteps. Educated by the Jesuits, he studied law and then entered the Rouen parlement in 1629. He would serve as the king's counselor in the local office of the department of waterways and forests for 21 years, and remarkably, he still found the time to write 20 plays during this period. After his retirement from the legal profession, he would write 12 more. Although Corneille is considered by most critics to be the father of French tragedy, six of his first eight plays were comedies. His first play, , was presented by a strolling troupe that happened through Rouen in 1629. The play was well received, but it was not until was revived in Paris the following year that Corneille's career began to take off. He followed this initial offering with a series of comedies and tragicomedies including Clitandre La Veuve or The Widow La Galerie du Palais or The Palace Corridor La Suivante or The Maidservant La Place Royal (1634), and

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Pierre Corneille D ramaturgo francés, cuyos dramas son obras maestras de la literatura clásica francesa. Corneille nació el 8 de junio de1606, en Ruán (Normandía), en una familia humilde. Estudió en colegios de jesuitas y posteriormente derecho, y desempeñó cargos públicos poco importantes en Ruán desde 1629 a 1650. Su carrera como dramaturgo se inició cuando Mélite , una comedia de amor, se estrenó con éxito en París en 1629. La tragicomedia Clitandre (1630), así como otras comedias, a las que siguió su tragedia Medea (1635), una adaptación de obras clásicas griegas y latinas, también tuvieron gran éxito. En 1636 o 1637 Corneille estrenó la tragedia El Cid , basada en Las mocedades del Cid del dramaturgo español Guillén de Castro sobre el legendario héroe castellano medieval. Aunque los críticos condenaron duramente la obra porque no se ajustaba estrictamente a las reglas clásicas que exigían unidad de tiempo, lugar y acción, fue un gran éxito. El argumento, un dilema moral que planteaba el conflicto entre amor y deber, caracterizó muchas de las tragedias posteriores de Corneille. En ellas, sin embargo, se ajustó a las unidades clásicas. Sus mejores tragedias, después de El Cid, son Horacio Cinna (1641) y Poliouto (1642), todas ellas situadas en la antigua Roma. Estas cuatro obras, llenas de energía, dignidad y elegancia, sentaron el modelo de la tragedia francesa, que sería desarrollada por su contemporáneo más joven Jean Baptiste Racine. Corneille también fue un maestro de la comedia. Se considera que

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PIERRE CORNEILLE CORNEILLE, PIERRE (1606-1684), French dramatist and poet, wa,s born at Rouen, in the rue de la Pie, on the 6th of June 1606. The house, which was long preserved, was destroyed not many years ago. His father, whose Christian name was the same,, was a-meat du roi a la Table de Marbre du P~lais, and also held the position of matre des eaux et forts in the vicoml (or bailliage, as some say) of Rouen. In this latter office he is said to have shown himself a vigorous magistrate, suppressing brigandage and plunder without tegard to his personal safety. He was ennobled in 1637 (it is said not without regard to his sons distinction), and the honor was renewed in favor of his sons Pierre and Thomas in 1669, when a general repeal of the letters of nobility recently granted had taken place. There appears, however, to be no instance on record of the poet himself assuming the de of nobility. His mothers name was Marthe le Pesant. or at the beginning of 1640, appeared Hoiace with a dedication to Richelieu. The good offices of Madame de Combalet, to whom the Ciii had been dedicated, and perhaps the satisfaction of the cardinals literary jealousy, had healed what breach there may have been, and indeed the poet was in no position to quarrel with his patron. Richelieu not only allowed him soo crowns a year, but soon afterwards, it is said, though on no certain authority, employed his omnipotence in reconciling the father of the poets mistress, Marie de Lamprire, to the marriage of the lovers (1640). In this year also Cinna appeared. A brief but very serious illness attacked him, and the death of his father the year before had increased his family anxieties by leaving his mother in very indifferent circumstances. It has, however, been recently denied that he himself was at any time poor, as older traditions asserted.

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Pierre Corneille (1606-1684) M odèle incontesté de ses pairs au milieu du siècle, Pierre Corneille n’a eu de cesse d’innover tout au long de sa carrière. Dans sa jeunesse, il "invente" la comédie de caractère, remplaçant la farce rudimentaire en vigueur par des textes mettant en scène la vie des "honnêtes gens". Le comique y naît des personnages et non de situations stéréotypées ( La Place royale L’Illusion comique Le Menteur Mais le "grand Corneille" perce avec Le Cid Horace Cinna Rodogune ... Sertorius Corneille utilise la démesure dans sa peinture des caractères. Il s’éloigne ainsi de la vraisemblance des règles classiques qu’il a pourtant aidé à imposer. Il ne les considérait pas comme un absolu, estimant au contraire qu’il fallait " ". ") toujours en quête d’un absolu (Gloire, Honneur) transcendant l’égoïsme et la lâcheté. Contrairement au héros romantique, marginal et révolté, il s’inscrit dans un groupe social (les nobles dans Le Cid , les patriotes chez Horace Polyeucte ) dont il est le parfait représentant. Il est partagé entre l’amour et l’honneur : c’est le fameux "dilemme cornélien", moteur de l’action dramatique. Le devoir y prime toujours le désir.

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Bienvenue sur la page de Pierre Corneille Vous êtes le ème visiteur de cette page depuis le 25/08/2001 Dernière mise à jour : 31 janvier 2004. Biographie Le Cid Corneille Pierre (1606-1684) poète dramatique français (Rouen 1606 - Paris 1684). Avocat, il débute au théâtre par des comédies (Mélite, 1629 ; la Galerie du Palais, 1631-1632 ; la Place Royale, 1633-34 ; l'Illusion comique, 1635-1636) et atteint la célébrité avec une tragi-comédie ( le Cid 1636-1637), qui provoque une querelle littéraire. Sensible aux critiques, il se consacre alors à la tragédie « régulière » (Horace, 1640 ; Cinna, 1640-1641 ; Polyeucte, 1641-1642), sans abandonner la comédie à la mode espagnole (le Menteur, 1643 ; Don Sanche d'Aragon, 1650) et les divertissements de cour (Andromède, 1650). Évoluant vers une utilisation systématique du pathétique et des intrigues plus complexes (la Mort de Pompée, 1643 ; Rodogune, 1644-1645 ; Nicomède, 1651), il connaît avec Pertharite (1651) un échec qui l'éloigne du théâtre pendant sept ans. Il se consacre à la traduction en vers de l' Imitation de Jésus-Christ (1651-1656) et à l'édition de son théâtre, dont il définit les principes dans les Examens de ses pièces et trois Discours (1660). Revenu à la scène (

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Pierre Corneille One of the three great dramatists produced by France during the seventeenth century, along with Moliere and Racine . Corneille was born in 1606 at Rouen, and studied law. He moved to Paris in 1629, with the beginnings of a literary career, and soon became successful as a writer of sparkling comedies and plays written to order on behalf of Cardinal Richelieu. He only began to realise his true potential with the tragedy, Medee , in 1635, following it up with his masterpiece, Le Cid , in 1636. Corneille was more versatile than Moliere and Racine , but often considered less brilliant than either. He tended to concentrate on classical themes, and was sometimes "copied" by Racine , to the latter's advantage. He did, however, enjoy a brief collaboration with Moliere. Between 1653 and 1659, he retired from the theatre altogether, to work on translation. Between 1640 and 1662, he lived mostly at Rouen, but thereafter in Paris. He died in 1684, having produced his last play ten years earlier. [This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License and uses material adapted in whole or in part from the Wikipedia article on Pierre Corneille Browse: Books Research Links Related Science Links Baroque Theatre

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