10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BIENSEANCE»
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bienseance in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bienseance and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Sixth Canon: Belletristic Rhetorical Theory and Its ...
In late seventeenth-century France, a few theoretically significant critical terms
formed a conceptual web of critical theory. Such terms as bienseance,
convenance, vraisemblance, raison, and nature had very different meanings then
than they ...
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Kingdom of Disorder: The Theory of Tragedy in Classical France
where he presents four aims for dramatic characterization: that characters be
good, appropriate, like (resembling known persons to whom they refer), and
consistent. Bienseance, in seventeenth- century French, conveys, most of all, the
second ...
3
Salonnières, Furies, and Fairies: The Politics of Gender and ...
Of Bienseance The dilemma in which characters like the Princesse de Cleves,
Eleonor d'Yvree, and Julie find themselves exists only to the extent that they insist
on adhering to notions of virtue, honor, and bienseance.11 Whereas Lafayette's ...
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Book of Architecture: Containing the General Principles of ...
P. Collins. Changing Ideals in Modern Architecture, London: Faber & Faber. 1965
, pp.173— 82, in particular p.174. 78. See for instance Cicero. De Orators III. 55-
73. 79. See P.-E. Knabe. op. cit.. s.v. bienseance/ convenance, in particular p.ioo
...
Germain Boffrand, Caroline van Eck, 2002
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The works of Peter Pindar
To bienseance 'tis tedious to incline, In many cases ; To flatter,^ nV example,
keep smooth faces When kicked, or suffering grievous want of coin. To vulgara,
&ie,ismncc may seem an oddity — I deem it a most portable commodity : A sort of
...
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The works of Peter Pindar, Esq
BIENSEANCE. ThERE is a little moral thing in France, Call'd by the natives
Bienseance : Much are the English mob inclin'd to scout it, But rarely is Monsieur
Canaille without it. To Bienseance 'tis tedious to incline, In many cafes ; To flatter,
par ...
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Scenes from the Drama of European Literature
And this brings us to the second criterion, bienseance. The notion of bienseance
comprises a mixture of ethical and aesthetic considerations, cemented by a
subtly developed sense of tact. In it morality, rules of social conduct, and
aesthetic ...
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Selections for the Illustration of a Course of Instructions ...
There is a little moral thing in France, Call'd by the natives bienseance I Much are
the English mob inclin'd to scout it ; But rarely is Monsieur Canaille without it. To
beinseance 'tis tedious to incline, In many cases ; To flatter, par example, keep ...
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The Works of Peter Pindar, Esq. with a Copious Index: To ...
BIENSEANCE. THERE is a little moral thing in France, Call'd hy the natives
bienseance ; Much are the English moh inclin'd to scout it, But rarely is Monsieur
Canaille without it. To bienseanee 'tis tedious to incline, In many cases; To flatter,
par ...
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Works: With a Copious Index to which is Prefixed Some ...
BIENSEANCE. THERE is a little moral thing in France, Call'd by the natives
bienseance ; Much are the English mob inclin'd to scout it, But rarely is Monsieur
Canailte without it. To bienseanee 'tis tedious to incline, In many cases; To flatter,
par ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BIENSEANCE»
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bienseance is used in the context of the following news items.
Ocean Springs' Dr. Jane Cook honored by American Mental Health …
Dr. Cook maintains a practice in Ocean Springs under the name Bienseance Clinic. Her primary focus is in the area children, although she ... «Mississippi Press, Jul 13»
