Phedre (Petits Classiques)
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Phedre (Petits Classiques)

by Jean Racine

Fiction Drama Classics
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Phedre by Jean Racine is a classic French tragedy inspired by ancient myths, examining the turmoil of illicit desires and inevitable doom. In this Petit Classique edition, readers encounter Racine's elegant verse and psychological depth, ideal for exploring 17th-century drama and its enduring themes of fate and human frailty.

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Jean Racine's Phedre is a profound tragedy that delves into the human psyche, drawing from Greek mythology to portray intense emotional conflicts.

Written in the 17th century, the play exemplifies French classical theater with its adherence to unity of time, place, and action.

This edition, part of the Petits Classiques series, presents the work in an accessible format suitable for students and enthusiasts of literature.

The narrative centers on themes of passion, jealousy, and divine intervention, making it a cornerstone of dramatic literature.

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