Book contents
- Staël, Romanticism and Revolution
- Cambridge Studies in Romanticism
- Staël, Romanticism and Revolution
- Copyright page
- Epigraph
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Additional material
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 The Painful Birth of the Romantic Heroine
- Chapter 2 Revolution and the Private Sphere
- Chapter 3 Madame de Staël, Minister for War?
- Chapter 4 The Social Contract for Staël and Constant, or Does Liberty Have a Sex?
- Chapter 5 When the Light of Reason Fails
- Chapter 6 Imaginary Europe
- Chapter 7 Suicide, Meaning, and Power in the Querelle of Delphine
- Chapter 8 My Father, Myself
- Chapter 9 Italy, or Corinne
- Chapter 10 Interlude
- Chapter 11 Napoleon Pulps His Enemies
- Chapter 12 The Napoleon Apocalypse
- Chapter 13 Romantic Spain and National Resistance
- Chapter 14 A. W. Schlegel, Staël, and Sismondi in 1814
- Chapter 15 The Italian Romantics and Madame de Staël
- Chapter 16 Inventing the French Revolution
- Chapter 17 Voices Lost?
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Select Bibliography
- Index
- Cambridge Studies in Romanticism
Chapter 10 - Interlude
In Search of Romantic Theater
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 August 2023
- Staël, Romanticism and Revolution
- Cambridge Studies in Romanticism
- Staël, Romanticism and Revolution
- Copyright page
- Epigraph
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Additional material
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 The Painful Birth of the Romantic Heroine
- Chapter 2 Revolution and the Private Sphere
- Chapter 3 Madame de Staël, Minister for War?
- Chapter 4 The Social Contract for Staël and Constant, or Does Liberty Have a Sex?
- Chapter 5 When the Light of Reason Fails
- Chapter 6 Imaginary Europe
- Chapter 7 Suicide, Meaning, and Power in the Querelle of Delphine
- Chapter 8 My Father, Myself
- Chapter 9 Italy, or Corinne
- Chapter 10 Interlude
- Chapter 11 Napoleon Pulps His Enemies
- Chapter 12 The Napoleon Apocalypse
- Chapter 13 Romantic Spain and National Resistance
- Chapter 14 A. W. Schlegel, Staël, and Sismondi in 1814
- Chapter 15 The Italian Romantics and Madame de Staël
- Chapter 16 Inventing the French Revolution
- Chapter 17 Voices Lost?
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Select Bibliography
- Index
- Cambridge Studies in Romanticism
Summary
Chapter 10 reviews Staël’s impact on French nineteenth-century theater, from her critical discussions in treatises like De l’Allemagne, to which Romantic drama theory owes profound debts, to her own performances in Geneva and across Europe, to her substantial dramatic output, from Voltairean verse tragedies to vaudevilles and avant-garde drames, source for at least two Romantic authors including E. T. A. Hoffmann. Staël’s complex relationship to German Romanticism, from Hoffmann to Tieck and the Schlegels, gains from this review.
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- Staël, Romanticism and RevolutionThe Life and Times of the First European, pp. 100 - 108Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2023