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Rivers, Bells, Nostalgia

I The didactic poetry of the end of the eighteenth century often put the ideas of doctors and philosophers into verse. It wanted on the one hand...
Hudson Review, The, 01/01/09 by Starobinski, Jean · More from publication
Andre Chenier parmi les statues.(Critical essay)

In line with Brix's thesis, Starobinski proposes that Andre Chenier's neoclassicism defines itself as nostalgia for the energy, rather than the...
Nineteenth-Century French Studies, 09/22/06 by Starobinski, Jean · More from publication
Memory of Troy1

The Night of Destruction Through a great story within the story, Virgil, in the Aeneid, goes back to the beginnings of Rome's destiny. To...
Hudson Review, The, 04/01/06 by Starobinski, Jean · More from publication
promise of idomeneo, The

Fenelon's Story Neptune's anger rules over the whole opera of Idomeneo, to be appeased only in the moment when the cruel sacrifice he demands is...
Hudson Review, The, 04/01/02 by Starobinski, Jean · More from publication
The age of genius

When the seven-year-old Mozart first performed in Paris, Friedrich Grimm, whose cultural newsletters were sent to the European courts, spoke of him...
UNESCO Courier, 07/01/91 by Jean Starobinski · More from publication