- Hernani | Romanticism, Tragedy, Drama | Britannica
Hernani, poetic tragedy in five acts by French author Victor Hugo, first performed and published in 1830 Because it renounced the unities of time and place, Hernani was in the vanguard of the new, more naturalistic Romantic drama The story is set in 16th-century Spain and extols the Romantic hero
- “Hernani”, analysis of the romantic drama by Victor Hugo
The romantic drama “Hernani” was written by Victor Hugo in the early autumn of 1829, after the prohibition of the production of “Marion Delorme” She appeared on the scene in February 1830, a few months before the famous July Revolution
- Victor Hugo’s Early Modern Outlaw Play: “Hernani” (1830)
This man was Victor Hugo, and the play in question was Hernani, which premiered in 1830 (French title: Hernani, ou l’Honneur Castillan) At this point in his career, Victor Hugo was not the great author of works such as Notre Dame de Paris and Les Miserables that we think of today
- Hernani by Victor Hugo - Project Gutenberg
This play marks a significant point in the Romantic movement, detailing the passionate and tumultuous love story of Hernani, a noble bandit, and Doña Sol, as they navigate the constraints of society, love, and honor amid the political backdrop of 16th-century Spain
- Hernani. | Library of Congress
The event, which became known as the "battle of Hernani," was characterized by whistles, fist fights, multiple interruptions of the play, and street protests The clashes lasted several days and marked the triumph of romantic drama, which dominated the stages of French theaters for years to come
- What Happend - Hernani by Victor Hugo
The preface serves as an introduction to Hugo's play "Hernani," which is considered a landmark work of the Romantic movement in France The play tells the story of a young nobleman, Hernani, who seeks revenge against the king for the execution of his father
- Hernani plot summary - Books tldr
Set in a fictitious version of the Spanish court of 1519, it is based on courtly romance and intrigues Three men — two noblemen and a mysterious bandit — are in love with the same woman
- Hernani (drama) explained
Sol and Hernani are married, but, as they enjoy their wedding feast, Hernani hears the call of the horn blown by Ruy Gomez As Hernani is about to drink poison, Doña Sol enters the room and tries to convince him that he is hers and he does not have to listen to her uncle
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