Abstract Through the study of chancellor Kaunitz's efforts to establish a French theater in Vienna, which was successful for a short period between 1752 and 1765 and again between 1768 and 1772, the aim of this article is to revise the commonly held view of a French cultural domination over eighteenth century Europe, the so-called “Europe française.” Whereas, in the traditional diffusionist historiography, the arrow points outwards, from the center (France) towards the periphery (Europe), focusing on Vienna offers a different, decentered perspective. French theater in Vienna underwent a thorough process of selection and adaptation in order to conform to the multiple uses it was put to by Kaunitz. Looking through the lens of Vienna also allo...
Au cours de son histoire, le théâtre s'est développé parce que ses textes, ses hommes et ses techniq...
Proposée il y a trente ans par Michel Espagne et Michael Werner, la notion de « transferts culturels...
International audienceBonaparte, as First Consul then as Emperor, made the national theatre one of t...
Abstract Through the study of chancellor Kaunitz's efforts to establish a French theater in Vienna, ...
In the mid-eighteenth century, Vienna, like other European cities, began to manifest the influence ...
Le colloque de Nice inaugure un cycle de rencontres internationales thématiques sur la Franc-maçonn...
International audienceMolière’s plays were performed and translated during his lifetime in Germany, ...
In 1815, the treaty of Vienna isolated France from the rest of europe. how open was the border in th...
Ma recherche interroge les transferts culturels produits entre la France et l’Italie au XVIIe siècle...
The German Enlightenment comedy has often been labeled as theatre « a la francaise », or Frenchlike;...
The study of scholarly relationships between France and Germany in the 18th century assumes that the...
L’Allemagne du dix-huitième siècle est composée de plus de 300 petits pays se différenciant en ce qu...
L'article s'intéresse à la manière dont les auteurs dramatiques du théâtre populaire viennois s'appr...
The study of scholarly relationships between France and Germany in the 18th century assumes that the...
In the last fifty years of the ancien régime, commercial theater in France was transformed. Provinci...
Au cours de son histoire, le théâtre s'est développé parce que ses textes, ses hommes et ses techniq...
Proposée il y a trente ans par Michel Espagne et Michael Werner, la notion de « transferts culturels...
International audienceBonaparte, as First Consul then as Emperor, made the national theatre one of t...
Abstract Through the study of chancellor Kaunitz's efforts to establish a French theater in Vienna, ...
In the mid-eighteenth century, Vienna, like other European cities, began to manifest the influence ...
Le colloque de Nice inaugure un cycle de rencontres internationales thématiques sur la Franc-maçonn...
International audienceMolière’s plays were performed and translated during his lifetime in Germany, ...
In 1815, the treaty of Vienna isolated France from the rest of europe. how open was the border in th...
Ma recherche interroge les transferts culturels produits entre la France et l’Italie au XVIIe siècle...
The German Enlightenment comedy has often been labeled as theatre « a la francaise », or Frenchlike;...
The study of scholarly relationships between France and Germany in the 18th century assumes that the...
L’Allemagne du dix-huitième siècle est composée de plus de 300 petits pays se différenciant en ce qu...
L'article s'intéresse à la manière dont les auteurs dramatiques du théâtre populaire viennois s'appr...
The study of scholarly relationships between France and Germany in the 18th century assumes that the...
In the last fifty years of the ancien régime, commercial theater in France was transformed. Provinci...
Au cours de son histoire, le théâtre s'est développé parce que ses textes, ses hommes et ses techniq...
Proposée il y a trente ans par Michel Espagne et Michael Werner, la notion de « transferts culturels...
International audienceBonaparte, as First Consul then as Emperor, made the national theatre one of t...