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Empsael Et Zoraide

Name: Empsael Et Zoraide
Brand: UNIVERSITY OF EXETER PRESS
SKU: 04743620
Price: 30.89 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Bernardin De Saint Pierre
ISBN: 9780859894647

Bernardin De Saint Pierre

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Inglese

Libro In brossura

Codice Libristo: 04743620

Casa editrice UNIVERSITY OF EXETER PRESS, febbraio 1995

Bernardin de Saint-Pierre is for most people the author of one book: Paul et Virginie. This new edit... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 04743620

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Bernardin de Saint-Pierre is for most people the author of one book: Paul et Virginie. This new edition of his play Empsael et Zoraide, presented in a modernised spelling, makes available a considerably more muscular text which illustrates his abolitionist stance through its central irony: the masters are black and their slaves white, joining forces in the antislavery debate which reached its height with the French Revolution. Bernardin thus introduces into it a rare element of humour which, had his play ever been performed, would have made his audiences sit up and think. This will be of interest to scholars and senior students interested in Black Studies, the French Enlightenment and the literature of revolution.