Seventeenth-Century French Drama

The hardcover edition of Seventeenth-Century French Drama is in good condition, with noticeable wear and slight discoloration on the dust jacket. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean without any inscriptions or library markings. This copy is ideal for collectors and students interested in classic French drama.

Seventeenth-Century French Drama, with an introduction by Jacques Guicharnaud, is a comprehensive collection published by The Modern Library in 1967 as part of their College Editions series. This volume captures the essence of French theatrical literature from the seventeenth century, featuring works by renowned playwrights such as Corneille, Molière, and Racine. The book includes classics like "The Cid," "Tartuffe," and "Phaedra," offering readers a deep dive into the cultural and dramatic innovations of the period. Jacques Guicharnaud, a distinguished scholar from Yale University, provides insightful commentary that enhances the understanding of these timeless plays. This edition is particularly valuable for students and enthusiasts of French literature and drama. Condition-wise, the book shows some wear, with slight discoloration on the dust jacket, but remains a significant piece for collectors and academics alike.