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French Theater - 17th Century

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Alexandre Hardy   1st to make a living as dramatist. In-house writer to the Comédiens du Roi at the Hotel de Bourgogne in Paris. Developed 2 popular gengres. tyle unique. Actions linked to psychology so characters grew onstage. Role of chorus limited.  
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Tragicomedy   Genre developed by Hardy. Baroque form at its best. Favorite theme of false appearances, play within a play. Episodic structure.  
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Pastoral Play   Genre developed by Hardy. Improved it with faster plots and more naturalness.  
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Jean de Rotrou   Major French Neoclassical Playwright. He & Corneille increased prestige & respectability of theater in Paris. Favored stories about characters resolving internal moral conflicts w plots & rhetoric.  
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L'Hypocondriaque   by Rotrou. Comedy that won Richelieu's support & caused his becoming house dramatist at Hotel de Bourgogne, most important theater in Paris.  
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Paul Scanron   Contributed to development of the dram, burlesque, & novel. Le Roman Comique, best known work, style of Spanish picaresque romance. Parody of heroic novels, focus on people.  
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Pierre Corneille   Creator of FRN classical tragedy.  
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