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Mary Stuart

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Friedrich Schiller

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Pages: 176pages
Temps de lecture: 7heures

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Exploring the themes of freedom and moral conflict, this work presents a captive heroine who transcends her suffering, gaining profound insight. Set against the contrasting backdrops of Westminster and Fotheringhay prison, it delves into Elizabeth's struggles with deceit and the harsh realities of Realpolitik, highlighting her costly pursuit of power. Schiller's evolution from violent language to a more restrained style enhances the emotional depth of the narrative. "Mary Stuart" masterfully balances classical, Shakespearean, and romantic elements, showcasing Schiller's literary genius.

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Année de publication: 1999

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Titre: Mary Stuart
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Friedrich Schiller
Éditeur: Penguin Random House Sea
Publié: 1999
Pages: 176
ISBN13: 9780140447118
Mots clés: Fiction, Histoire, Art / Culture, Nonfiction, Biographies et réflexions, Poésie, Fiction historique, Classiques, Théâtre & Art dramatique, Amour, Famille, France, Littérature allemande, L'école, Meurtres, Allemagne, Dramas, Pièces de théâtre, Relations interpersonnelles, Société, Écosse, Lectures obligatoires, Intrigues, Trahison, Relations familiales, Jalousie, Frères, Tragédie, Malheur, Honneur, Voleurs, Élisabeth I, reine, 1533-1603, Incompréhension, Pièces de radio, Dramas allemands
Description: Exploring the themes of freedom and moral conflict, this work presents a captive heroine who transcends her suffering, gaining profound insight. Set against the contrasting backdrops of Westminster and Fotheringhay prison, it delves into Elizabeth's struggles with deceit and the harsh realities of Realpolitik, highlighting her costly pursuit of power. Schiller's evolution from violent language to a more restrained style enhances the emotional depth of the narrative. "Mary Stuart" masterfully balances classical, Shakespearean, and romantic elements, showcasing Schiller's literary genius.