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The plays of Molière by 1622-1673 Molière, Katharine Prescott Wormeley, 2010-08-31

The plays of Molière by 1622-1673 Molière, Katharine Prescott Wormeley, 2010-08-30

A selection of plays by Corneille, Molière and Racine, edited, with English notes by Gustave Masson, Pierre Corneille, et all 2010-08-06

Oeuvres completes de Moliere. Nouvelle Edition by 1622-1673 Moliere, 1673

Plays by 1622-1673 Moliere, 2010-09-09

Théâtre choisi; annoté par Maurice Albert. Suivi des analyses et extraits des comédies qui ne figurent pas aux programmes de l'enseignement secondaire ... et du Brevet supérieur (French Edition) by 1622-1673 Molière, Maurice Albert, 2010-05-18

Dramatic works; rendered into English by Henri Van Laun. A new ed., with a prefatory memoir, introductory notices and notes by 1622-1673 Molière, 2010-09-03

Le Tartuffe des comédiens; notes sur Tartuffe par P. Régnier (French Edition) by 1622-1673 Molière, 2010-08-26

Le Tartuffe. Edited with introd. and notes by 1622-1673 Molière, C H. C. 1869-1957 Wright, 2010-08-03

Dramatic works; rendered into English by Henri Van Laun, with a prefatory memoir, introductory notices, appendices and notes by 1622-1673 Molière, Henri Van Laun, 2010-09-09

Amphitryon; comédie en trois actes et en vers (French Edition) by 1622-1673 Molière, 2010-05-12

Oeuvres complètes. Nouv. éd., trèssoigneusement rev. sur les textes originaux, avec un travail de critique et d'érudition, aperçus d'histoire littéraire, ... bibliographie, etc. (French Edition) by 1622-1673 Molière, Louis Moland, 2010-09-10

Le bourgeois gentilhomme; comedie-ballet by Claude Kurt (1934-) (editor) Moliere (1622-1673). Abraham, 1966

Le médecin malgré lui; comédie. Edited with arguments and notes in English (French Edition) by 1622-1673 Molière, Ferdinand E. A. Gasc, 2010-08-03

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Translate this page Molière Moliere (1622-1673) Jean Baptiste Poquelin Dramaturgo y actor francés.Nacido en París el 15 de enero de 1622, su padre era un tapicero.
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Extractions: En 1659, estrenó "Las preciosas ridículas", escrita en un estilo similar al de las farsas antiguas; la obra satiriza las aspiraciones de dos jovencitas de provincias. La comedia impresionó tanto que desde entonces hasta su muerte se representó en París todos los años, al menos, una de las obras de Molière. LAS GRANDES COMEDIAS "El misántropo" (1666) introduce un nuevo tipo de necio: un hombre de elevados principios morales, que critica constantemente la debilidad y estulticia de los demás y, sin embargo, es incapaz de ver los defectos de Célimène, la muchacha de la que se ha enamorado y que encarna a esa sociedad que él condena. La última comedia de Molière, "El enfermo imaginario" (1673), en torno a un hipocondríaco (véase Hipocondría) que teme la intervención de los médicos, sigue la tradición de aquellas sátiras de la medicina tan populares en la literatura de los siglos XVI y XVII. Irónicamente, pocos días después del estreno, en plena representación, Molière se sintió indispuesto y murió al cabo de unas horas, el 17 de febrero de 1673.
Moliere
to popular classes Jean Baptiste Poquelin Molière (16221673), father upholsterer ina central figure; masks/deception; struggle for power; Moliere claimed not
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Extractions: Antoine Coysevox, Louis XIV , Bronze (1640), Carnavalet Museum Historical figures and events: Louis XIII (1601-1643, reigned 1610-1643), aided by his chief minister Cardinal de Richelieu, involvement in Thirty Years War Cardinal de Richelieu (1585-1642), minister of Louis XIII, secretary of state 1616, cardinal 1622, chief minister 1624, in full control of France since 1630; founder of French Academy and protector of artists and writers; at times instigated anti-protestant policies Marie de Medici (1573-1642) mother of Louis XIII, Regent (1610-1614), initially supported Richelieu, eventually became enemy of Richeliu and was exiled in 1631 Thirty Years' War ( 1618-1648), struggle of German Protestant princes in alliance with France, Sweden, England, Denmark and others against Holy Roman Empire (Hapsburgs) and Catholic German nobility; Peace of Prague (1635); hostility of Richelieu toward Hapsburgs, French offensive (1635); Peace of Westphalia (1648), France emerged as dominant power. Anne of Austria (1601-1666) mother of Louis XIV and Regent of France (1643-1651), perhaps secretly married to Jules Mazarin
Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, Molière (1622-1673)
JeanBaptiste Poquelin, Molière (1622-1673). References http//www.colby.edu/personal/djmaccar/Moliere.htmlhttp//www.honors.unr.edu/~nicolec/ http//www
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Extractions: This Web page was designed by Rachal Reel, Sara Robinson, and Sarah Mammen for our French II project at the University of Texas. GO HORNS!!! Jean-Baptiste Poquelin was born on January 15, 1622 in Paris, France. The son of a merchant to the king, he went on to become one of the greatest playwrights France has ever known. He is also acclaimed as a director, actor, and stage manager. Le Tartuffe (1664) References: http://www.info.please.com L'Ecole des Femmes Les Fourberies de Scapin Dom Juan Tartuffe L'Avare Le Malade Imaginaire La Jalousie du Barbeville Critical Resources by Dick Dotterer by Brian Masters Molière: "Don Juan" by David Whitton by Hallam Walker by Alvin Eutis by Ralph Albanese by Jean-Baptiste Moliere Moliere a L'ecote Republicaine:De la Critique Universitaire Aux Manuens Scholares (1870-1914) by Ralph Albanese History of the Rheatre 8th edition by Oscar Brockett with Franklin J. Hildy
Moliere Homepage And Biography On Bibliomania.com
Introduction. (16221673). Moliere was the pseudonym of Jean-BaptistePoquelin. The Jesuits at the College de Clermont educated
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Extractions: Moliere The Misanthrope The Miser The Physician in Spite of Himself Plays by Moliere ... Tartuffe (The Imposter) Introduction "Moliere" was the pseudonym Following his return to Paris in 1658 he gained immediate notoriety by playing Corneilles Nicomede before the King followed by a farce. The King was to employ him in 1665, however. Moliere was himself the main draw for his plays and he seems to have been a splendid actor who was a disciple of Scaramouche and moreover could twist his face into any contorted shape. Of his characters, Tartuffe in Tartuffe (The Imposter) (1664-7) is one of the dramatists finest figures: a sensual individual who masks himself as an ascetic but must finally reveal himself for what he is. The School for Wives (1662) was also a popular success, telling of a man who gives his wife no education so that she will not be unfaithful and is straight comedy. In The Misanthrope (1666) there is an ambiguity in the very comedy of the central character Alceste; while in The Miser (1668) Moliere steers away from farce and depends on the incongruous and the absurd. His final play
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Translate this page Molière. (Parigi 1622-1673), attore e commediografo francese. Figliodi un ricco borghese parigino che lo aveva destinato a una
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Extractions: Percorso: Home Rubriche Teatro /Intervento Molière (Parigi 1622-1673), attore e commediografo francese. Figlio di un ricco borghese parigino che lo aveva destinato a una carriera giuridica, nel 1643 Jean-Baptiste Poquelin (questo il suo vero nome) decise di disattendere al volere del padre e di dedicarsi al teatro. Assunto il nome d'arte di Molière fondò, insieme all'amante Madeleine Béjart e alcuni suoi parenti e amici, la compagnia dell'Illustre Théâtre, di cui assunse la direzione. Dopo il debutto parigino la compagnia, schiacciata dalle difficoltà economiche, dovette lasciare la capitale; ma non fu sufficiente, e nel 1645 Molière venne imprigionato per debiti. In seguito, e per lunghi anni, la compagnia attraversò la Francia, stabilendosi per un certo periodo nel Languedoc, sotto la protezione di personaggi influenti del luogo. Nel 1653 Molière presentò a Lione la prima delle sue commedie a noi note, Lo sventato, a cui seguì, nel 1656, Il dispetto amoroso. Ben presto, perso il sostegno dei protettori, l'Illustre Théâtre rientrò a Parigi dove, grazie al favore del duca d'Orléans, recitò dinanzi a Luigi XIV e alla corte, ottenendo così di poter occupare, alternandosi agli attori della Comédie Italienne, la sala del Petit Bourbon. Con Le preziose ridicole (1659) ebbe inizio la sua carriera di autore; l'anno seguente rappresentò Sganarello o il cornuto immaginario. Per diretta concessione del re, si insediò definitivamente al Palais Royal, dove presentò, con scarso successo, la commedia eroica Don Garcia di Navarra (1661), scritta per l'ambizione di riuscire anche nel genere nobile. L'insuccesso lo convinse a consacrarsi al genere comico: genere che esplorò in ogni sua forma, dalla farsa alla commedia, e che lo consacrò autore di fama. Con La scuola dei mariti e con la commedia-balletto Gli importuni (1661) Molière ottenne il consenso generale.
The Miser (1996)
THE MISER, Director John Dennis. Moliere (JeanBaptiste Poquelin,1622-1673) was born a son of the court upholsterer. Because young
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Extractions: Moliere (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, 1622-1673) was born a son of the court upholsterer. Because young Moliere was expected to inherit his father's court position and trade, he was given an excellent education as he was expected to spend his life in court surrounded by nobility. In 1643, Moliere and Madeleine Bejart, who was to become his lifelong companion, became instrumental in forming the Theatre Illustre. The Theatre Illustre was intended to be a permanent theater in Paris, but lasted only one year. Although this first venture was a financial failure, Moliere's theater appetite was whetted and it soon became apparent that he'd never return to the family upholstering business. SYNOPSIS In a dilapidated old mansion, the story of Harpagon -a crotchety old miser -and his family unfolds. Harpagon's daughter, Elise, is in love with Valere, a young man of noble parentage separated from his family and working as a servant in her father's house. Harpagon's son, Cleante, also is in love and has given his heart to Marianne, a poor but virtuous girl from the country. Cleante and Marianne decide to tell Harpagon of their engagement, but as they are on the verge of their disclosures, Harpagon reveals he has a couple of his own announcements. First, Harpagon has decided to remarry. His betrothed is a girl from the country named Marianne. Second, Harpagon has accepted a suitor for Elise's hand -a wealthy but elderly gentleman named Anselme. The children are flabbergasted by Harpagon's revelations and confusion reigns until fate intervenes to reunite family and lovers.
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Translate this page Theaterforum Humiste spielte 2002 das Stück Artzt wider Willen Komödie in 3 Aktenvon JB Moliere Jean Baptiste Popuelin Moliere (1622-1673) Moliere wurde am
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Moliere Famous Quotes -ThinkExist
Moliere. French actor and playwright, the greatest of all writers of Frenchcomedy, 16221673 The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit.
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Extractions: About Us Contact Us French actor and playwright, the greatest of all writers of French comedy, 1622-1673 The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit. The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it. The duty of comedy is to correct men by amusing them. A wise man is superior to any insults which can be put upon him, and the best reply to unseemly behavior is patience and moderation. Things only have the value that we give them It is not only for what we do that we are held responsible, but also for what we do not do. It is a fine seasoning for joy to think of those we love. It infuriates me to be wrong when I know I'm right. I assure you that a learned fool is more foolish than an ignorant fool I always write a good first line, but I have trouble in writing the others. Homepage Advertising Contact Us FAQ/ Help Moliere famous quotes Want to receive a daily FREE!!
MOLIERE
Moliere (16221673), Ik wil me met de belachelijke trekjes van de mensheid bezighouden en de tekortkomingen van de wereld theatraal aangenaam verbeelden. .
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Extractions: MOLIERE "Ik wil me met de belachelijke trekjes van de mensheid bezig houden en de tekortkomingen van de wereld theatraal aangenaam verbeelden." videofragment 1 klucht Molière videofragment 2 klucht Molière Jean Baptiste Poquelin, zoals Molière eigenlijk heette, was de zoon van een vermogende hofstoffeerder. Hij werd opgevoed op een jezuïetenschool, en ging rechten studeren. In plaats van een voor hem weggelegde functie aan het hof te aanvaarden, sloot Poquelin zich aan bij het rondreizend toneelgezelschap van de familie Béjart, en noemde zich Molière. De groep, 'L'Illustre Théatre', had weinig succes in Parijs en zwierf twaalf jaar door Zuid-Frankrijk. In 1658 keerden ze naar Parijs terug, waar ze de aandacht van koning Lodewijk XIV trokken. Hij gaf hen een theater en Molière legde zich naast acteren toe op toneelschrijvers. Molière had veel tegenstanders aan het hof, en rond zijn stuk Tartuffe ( 1664) brak een rel uit. In 1665 werd hij ziek - hij zou nooit meer gezond worden. Bovendien was zijn privé-leven ongelukkig: zijn twee kinderen stierven en zijn vrouw Armande Béjart was in een aantal verhoudingen verwikkeld. Molières stukken hadden wisselend succes. In 1673 stierf hij, nadat hij was ingestort tijdens de vierde voorstelling van De Ingebeelde Zieke, waarin hij de
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Death Of Moliere
An account of the last days of Moliere and of his last comedyThe Imaginary Invalid.Category Arts Literature Molière Imaginary Invalid, The Molière's Boyhood and Education A biographical account of Molière's earlyyears. Moliere's Early Plays and Mdlle. Molière (1622-1673) - A biography.
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Extractions: This document was originally published in The Drama: Its History, Literature and Influence on Civilization, vol. 7 . ed. Alfred Bates. London: Historical Publishing Company, 1906. pp. 236-239. Malade Imaginaire (Imaginary Invalid) Le Malade Imaginaire It was the last effort of the dying dramatist. Early in the day fixed for the fourth performance, he was so weak that his wife and Baron Tartuffe Back to Find more articles on Home Bookstore Script Archive Theatre News ... Email TheatreHistory.com
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Translate this page homepage.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/marc.weitkowitz/text/Moliere.html. eigentlich Jean BaptistePoquelin, (1622-1673), französischer Schauspieler und Schriftsteller.
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Extractions: Molière Inszenierungen des ODYSSEE-Theaters: Im "Pavillon des Singes" genannten väterlichen Eckhaus Rue St. Honore/Rue de Vielle Étude, nahe der Pariser Markthallen, wird Jean Poquelin – der sich später Jean-Baptiste Molière nannte - als erstes Kind des Tapezierermeisters Jean Poquelin und der einer Musikerfamilie entstammenden Marie Cressé geboren. Vermutlich schon am nächsten Tag, dem 15. Januar 1622, wird er in der Kirche Saint-Eustache getauft. 1635 tritt Jean-Baptiste in das "Collège de Clermont" ein. Kaum ein Jahr später stirbt auch seine Stiefmutter Cathérine im Wochenbett. Jean-Baptiste leistet, der Familientradition entsprechend, als ältester Sohn den Diensteid der Nachfolge als "Valet de Chambre, Tapissier ordinaire du Roy".
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ENTER YOUR PAPER TOPIC BELOW http//mobydicks.com/lecture/Molierehall/wwwboard.html5. Molire (16221673) Biography of French playwright Moliere, plus links
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English - 258-03 - Literature Of Western Civilization - Spring 2003
Electronic Reserve Documents. Moliere (16221673). au Wilkie, Brian and Hurt,James. From Literature of the Western World. Neoclassicism and Romaticism.
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Raamtheater - Moliere
Molière. (eig. JeanBaptiste Poquelin; 1622-1673) Grootste Franse blijspelschrijvervan de 17e eeuw. Stichtte 1643 eigen gezelschap Illustre Théâtre.
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Moliere; Le Tartuffe Ou L'Imposteur
Artist/Author/Producer Moliere (JeanBaptiste Poquelin) (1622-1673). ConfrontingBodies King Louis XIV, Chief of Police of Paris, Archbishop of Paris.
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Molière
Translate this page lettres. Désabonnement. 4210 abonnés à ce jour. A la découvertede Jean de La Fontaine. Molière (1622-1673). Dramaturge, directeur
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Extractions: La Fin de Molière Les débuts De son vrai nom Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, Molière naquit à Paris le 15 janvier 1622. Il était le fils d'un bourgeois parisien aisé possédant la charge de tapissier du roi, c'est-à-dire de fournisseur officiel de la Cour. Son enfance fut marquée par des deuils successifs, dont le plus pénible fut la mort de sa mère, en 1632. Il fut élève des jésuites au collège de Clermont, que fréquentaient les fils de l'aristocratie et de la grande bourgeoisie, puis fit des études de droit pour devenir avocat (1640), titre qui permettait alors l'achat d'une charge dans la justice ou l'administration. L'Illustre-Théâtre Molière ne profita pourtant pas de la possibilité de promotion sociale qui lui était offerte car, dès 1643, il décida, contre l'avis de son père, de devenir comédien. La même année, avec sa maîtresse Madeleine Béjart, la famille de celle-ci et quelques autres comédiens, il fonda une compagnie théâtrale, baptisée l'Illustre-Théâtre.

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