Racine Phèdre Tragédie 1933 Classiques Larousse

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Racine’s Phèdre: Tragédie, edited with notes by Henri Chabot, is a 1933 Classiques Larousse paperback edition featuring one of France’s greatest classical tragedies. This 90-page handbook-size book is ideal for French literature students, collectors, and enthusiasts of vintage Larousse publications.

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Racine Phèdre Tragédie – Classiques Larousse 1933 by Henri Chabot, French Literature Paperback

Product Description

Phèdre: Tragédie by Jean Racine, with notes and educational material by Henri Chabot, is a classic French literature edition from the renowned Classiques Larousse series. Published by Librairie Larousse in 1933, this 49th edition paperback provides readers with Racine’s celebrated tragedy along with supporting literary and historical information.

A major work of French classical theatre, Phèdre explores themes of passion, guilt, duty, honour, and tragic fate. This edition was prepared for educational use and includes additional features such as a biographical notice, historical and literary notes, explanatory notes, critical opinions, questionnaires, and study exercises, making it valuable for students and readers of French literature.

This original 1933 Classiques Larousse paperback edition is presented in a compact handbook-size format with 90 pages. Its age, historical publishing background, and connection with traditional French literary education make it an interesting addition for collectors of French books, vintage educational texts, and classic drama editions.

Key Features

  • Title: Phèdre: Tragédie
  • Author: Jean Racine
  • Educational notes by Henri Chabot
  • Series: Classiques Larousse
  • 49th edition, July 1933
  • Paperback handbook-size format
  • 90 pages
  • French-language literary text
  • Good used condition

About the Book

Originally written by Jean Racine in the 17th century, Phèdre is one of the most important tragedies in French literature. The play follows the emotional conflict of Phèdre, whose forbidden passion leads to devastating consequences. Racine’s work is recognised for its powerful psychological drama, poetic language, and exploration of human emotions.

Why This Edition Is Special

  • A vintage 1933 French literary edition
  • Part of the respected Classiques Larousse educational collection
  • Includes study notes and literary guidance by Henri Chabot
  • Suitable for French literature enthusiasts and collectors
  • A useful historical example of early 20th-century literary education

Ideal For

  • French literature students
  • Teachers and educators
  • Collectors of vintage French books
  • Readers interested in classical theatre
  • Collectors of Larousse publications

Condition: Good used condition. This pre-owned book may show signs of previous handling consistent with its age, while remaining suitable for reading and collection.

Condition

Good