Paradoxe sur le Comedien

Denis Diderot

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Theatre and Performance Studies French Literature and Criticism Rousseau and Enlightenment Thought

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C'est en reagissant a un essai sur les acteurs anglais dont il venait de lire la traduction que Diderot concut en 1769 le projet de son $$Paradoxe sur le comedien$$, fonde sur l'idee, paradoxale en effet, que ce sont le sens froid et la tete qui font les comediens sublimes.

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