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Mankind

Mankind

Justified by Faith: Tragicomedy, Henri de Barran (1554)

Richard Hillman, Henry de Barran - Collection Scène européenne

136 pages, parution le 01/07/2021

Résumé

This little-known French moral allegory, published in Protestant Geneva and disparaging the Roman Catholic church on the grounds of both doctrine and practice, serves as an illuminating intertext for various English interludes of the period, as well as for works of the Elizabethan public theatre. Given the negative role of a figure called "Rabbi" as a representative of the Old Law and the motif of cutting open the breast of the universal Mankind figure, the analogues notably include Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. More broadly anticipated is the later drama's development of conscience, in keeping with Reformation theology, as a thoroughly internalised function serving as a pivot between culpability and redemption. Yet doctrinal insistence by no means dampens Barran's dramaturgy, which is far from static. In depicting Mankind's interactions with his spiritual enemies and allies, the author deploys remarkable energy and invention, including moments of mordant verbal and exuberant physical humour, thereby distinguishing himself equally as a polemicist and a playwright.

L'auteur - Richard Hillman

Richard Hillman (Centre d'Études Supérieures de la Renaissance, Université de Tours/CNRS), has produced numerous translations, as well as essays and monographs, testifying to his interest in links between early modern England and France, especially with respect to theatre.

Autres livres de Richard Hillman

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Éditeur(s) Presses Universitaires François-Rabelais
Auteur(s) Richard Hillman, Henry de Barran
Collection Scène européenne
Parution 01/07/2021
Nb. de pages 136
Format 14,5 x 21
Couverture Broché
Poids 200g
Intérieur Noir et Blanc
EAN13 9782869067790
ISBN13 978-2-86906-779-0

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