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Who was the french dramatist who modeled his tragedies on Greek playwrights?
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The French dramatist who modeled his tragedies on the works of ancient Greek playwrights was Jean Baptiste Vivien. He spent close to 40 years perfecting only two plays.
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French dramatist who modeled his tragedies on the works of ancient Greek playwrights?
Jean Racine is the French dramatist known for modeling his tragedies on the works of ancient Greek playwrights. He is renowned for his poetic and tragic plays such as "Phèdre" and "Andromaque," which are characterized by their intense emotion and psychological depth. Racine's work is considered a pinnacle of French classical theater.
What french dramatist who modeled his tragedies on the works of greek plays?
Greek Classicism was a big part of the work of Jean Racine. His work primarily focused on neoclassical Greek tragedy, having only one comedy in his repertoire. His poetry is well respected and held to be his greatest contribution to French literature.
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