International audienceThis article compares two generations of actresses at France’s premier spoken theatre, the Comédie-Française. It focuses on the period following the Revolution, during which actors who had been excommunicated were recognized as citizens, and the Concordat of 1801, which reinforced the place of religion in France. As Mademoiselle Duchesnois and Mademoiselle George debuted the year after the Concordat, the generation of actresses who had known the Ancien Régime – including Mademoiselle Clairon and Mademoiselle Raucourt – was passing away. By studying the reception of these actresses by the public, as well as their interactions with the public sphere, the Church, and the state, this article examines the perceptions of act...
International audienceBased on the experiences of actors in the theatres of the Nord department as w...
Cet article examine les contextes idéologiques dans lesquels la pensée millénariste s'épanouit chez ...
Cet article propose un regard historique sur la notion d’exercice en art, à travers le cas du métier...
International audienceThis article compares two generations of actresses at France’s premier spoken ...
International audienceThe economic and social space of theatres experienced radical transformation a...
Présentation of French actresses George, Rachel and Sarah Bernhardt's tours in Russia. Through their...
Dans cet article, nous abordons la biographie de la comédienne française Mlle Aimée (Célestine Marie...
Présentation of French actresses George, Rachel and Sarah Bernhardt's tours in Russia. Through their...
International audience1789, France entered the Revolution. As a result of this shock wave, European ...
Cet article présente une description et une analyse des personages féminins des romans Madame Bovary...
International audienceThis article analyzes the impact of gender on the selection of civil wedding w...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to show the way women were represented in the revol...
International audienceThis article analyzes the impact of gender on the selection of civil wedding w...
International audienceThis article deals with Antoine de Montchrestien's tragedy _La reine d'Escosse...
International audienceThis article focuses on fan letters received in 1921 by Sandra Milovanoff afte...
International audienceBased on the experiences of actors in the theatres of the Nord department as w...
Cet article examine les contextes idéologiques dans lesquels la pensée millénariste s'épanouit chez ...
Cet article propose un regard historique sur la notion d’exercice en art, à travers le cas du métier...
International audienceThis article compares two generations of actresses at France’s premier spoken ...
International audienceThe economic and social space of theatres experienced radical transformation a...
Présentation of French actresses George, Rachel and Sarah Bernhardt's tours in Russia. Through their...
Dans cet article, nous abordons la biographie de la comédienne française Mlle Aimée (Célestine Marie...
Présentation of French actresses George, Rachel and Sarah Bernhardt's tours in Russia. Through their...
International audience1789, France entered the Revolution. As a result of this shock wave, European ...
Cet article présente une description et une analyse des personages féminins des romans Madame Bovary...
International audienceThis article analyzes the impact of gender on the selection of civil wedding w...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to show the way women were represented in the revol...
International audienceThis article analyzes the impact of gender on the selection of civil wedding w...
International audienceThis article deals with Antoine de Montchrestien's tragedy _La reine d'Escosse...
International audienceThis article focuses on fan letters received in 1921 by Sandra Milovanoff afte...
International audienceBased on the experiences of actors in the theatres of the Nord department as w...
Cet article examine les contextes idéologiques dans lesquels la pensée millénariste s'épanouit chez ...
Cet article propose un regard historique sur la notion d’exercice en art, à travers le cas du métier...