The World of Corneille: A Study of Popular Movements and Notions as Seen in his Works (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149599358)

"The World of Corneille: A Study of Popular Movements and Notions as Seen in his Works" offers a detailed exploration of the renowned French playwright Pierre Corneille through the lens of his historical context. This study, originally published in 1887, examines the social and political influences that shaped Corneille's dramatic works.

F.M. Warren delves into Corneille's plays, analyzing how popular movements and prevailing notions of the time are reflected in his characters, plots, and themes. By providing insights into the cultural milieu of 17th-century France, Warren illuminates the enduring relevance of Corneille's contributions to French literature and theater. This work appeals to scholars and enthusiasts interested in French drama, literary criticism, and the intersection of literature and history.

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