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→芸術と大衆文化における参考文献
== 芸術と大衆文化における参考文献 ==
=== 芸術 ===
* Melusine is the subject of [[Fromental Halévy|Halévy]]'s grand opera ''[[La magicienne]]'' (1858), although the story is greatly altered. Rather than a half-fairy under a curse, Melusine is a witch who has sold her soul to the Devil and is beautiful by day and hideous by night.メリュジーヌは、ハレヴィの大作オペラ『ラ・マジシャンヌ』（1858年）の主題であるが、物語は大きく変容している。メリュジーヌは、呪いをかけられた半妖精ではなく、悪魔に魂を売った魔女で、昼は美しく、夜は醜悪な姿をしている。* [[Johann Wolfgang von Goethe]] reinterpreted the legend in his short story ''Die Neue Melusine'' ("The New Melusine") and published it as part of ''Wilhelm Meisters Wanderjahre'' (1807)''.'' In this version, Melusine is a tiny elf who sometimes takes on human size.ゲーテは、この伝説を短編小説『新メリュジーヌ』にまとめ、『ヴィルヘルム・マイスターズ・ワンダイヤハレ』（1807年）の中で発表した。この物語では、メリュジーヌは小さな妖精で、時々人間の大きさになる。
* The playwright [[Franz Grillparzer]] brought Goethe's tale to the stage and [[Felix Mendelssohn]] provided a [[concert overture]] ''[[Die schöne Melusine|The Fair Melusine]] (Zum Märchen von der Schönen Melusine)'', opus 32.
* [[Marcel Proust]]'s main character compares Gilberte to Melusine in ''Within a Budding Grove''. She is also compared on several occasions to the Duchesse de Guermantes who was (according to the Duc de Guermantes) directly descended from the Lusignan dynasty. In the Guermantes Way, for example, the narrator observes that the Lusignan family "was fated to become extinct on the day when the fairy Melusine should disappear".<ref>{{harvp|Proust|1996|p=5}}</ref>
