@article{bibcite_104,
  keywords = {Critique et interpr{\'e}tation},
  author = {David Clarke},
  title = {{\textquotedblleft}User des droits d{\textquoteright}un souverain pouvoir{\textquotedblright}: Sexual Violence on the Tragic Stage (1635-40)},
  year = {1996},
  journal = {Seventeenth-Century French Studies},
  pages = {103-120},
  publisher = {Taylor and Francis},
  address = {Abingdon, Royaume-Uni},
  note = {<p style="margin-left:.25in;">L\&rsquo;auteur envisage la trag{\'e}die de <em>Crisante</em> de Rotrou (1635) {\`a} la lumi{\`e}re de la <em>Lucr{\`e}ce</em> de Du Ryer (1636-1637) et de <em>La Lucresse romaine de Chevreau</em> (1638). Analys{\'e}e dans une perspective politico-f{\'e}ministe marqu{\'e}e par une analogie entre le corps et le territoire, la trag{\'e}die de Rotrou mettrait en sc{\`e}ne \&laquo;\&nbsp;an exceptionally powerful female heroic figure\&nbsp;\&raquo; (p. 117) en mesure de conqu{\'e}rir \&laquo;\&nbsp;the moral high ground by emancipating herself from her violator\&rsquo;s abusive claim to possession by force and from her husband\&rsquo;s empty pretentions to moral authority\&nbsp;\&raquo; (p. 111).</p><p style="margin-left:.25in;"></p>},
  language = {Anglais},
}