81. THE MISER (L'Avare.) By Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Molière - Table Of Contents Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Molière - Translatedby Charles Heron Wall. Introductory Note Persons Represented ACT I. http://www.globusz.com/ebooks/Miser/00000010.htm

Introductory Note Persons Represented ACT I Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV ... Scene X ACT II Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV ... Scene VI ACT III Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV ... Scene XV ACT IV Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV ... Scene VII ACT V Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV ... Publishing

82. Jean-Baptiste Molière - Susning.nu Runeberg) Född 15 januari 1622 som JeanBaptiste Poquelin; Död 17februari 1673. Molière växte upp i ett välbärgat hem i Paris. http://susning.nu/Jean-Baptiste_Molière

Jean-Baptiste Molière Startsida Senaste nytt Länkspegel ... Inställningar Sök: Jean-Baptiste Molière författare skådespelare (sök Internet Book List IMDb Libris Adlibris ... Projekt Runeberg Född 15 januari 1622 som Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Död 17 februari 1673 Molière växte upp i ett välbärgat hem i Paris År 1643 bildade han tillsammans med [Madeleine Béjart] och tolv andra en teatertrupp som fick namnet "[Den lysande teatern] ". Truppen gick snart i konkurs, men det var under denna tid han tog sig namnet Molière. År 1658 började han själv skriva komedi er i franskklassicistisk stil. Molière skrev för hovet och de höga kretsarna. Språket är tuktat och inga obsceniteter förekommer. Ett kännetecken för Molières pjäser är att de gärna slutar oväntat med händelser av typen deus ex machina Avled 17 februari 1673 , se även Den inbillade sjuke Kända verk: [Flygande läkaren] (Le Médecin volant, år 1645 [Den svartsjuke clownen] [Den inbillade sjuke] (Le Malade imaginaire, år 1673 Den girige (L'Avare, år 1668 [Don Juan] (Dom Juan ou le Festin de pierre, år 1665 Misantropen (Le Misanthrope

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Molière (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin) Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, best known as Molière, (Paris, France, 1622 - 1673), French theatre writer, director and actor, one of the masters of satire. The son of a Parisian artisan, Poquelin lost his mother when still a child and entered the prestigious Jesuits' Collège de Clermont, to complete his studies. It is said that his father was very hard to him, or that in this college he met the prince of Conti, or that he was a pupil of the philosopher Gassendi, but these statements appear to be not really more than unverified hypothesis. In reality, Poquelin was a close friend of the abbé La Mothe Le Vayer, the son of the famous philosopher, in the years in which the abbé was reordering his father's works, and this allows to presume that Poquelin could be somehow influenced by them. Among his first works, he wrote a translation of De Rerum Natura by Lucretius , now lost. At the age of 18, his father left him the title of Tapissier du Roi , and the annexed charge of valet de chambre by which he could be in frequent contact with the king. Poquelin is supposed having graduated in law at Orléans in 1642 (but some doubts however remain). In June 1643, together with his lover Madeleine Béjart and a brother and a sister of her, he founded the

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85. Daily Celebrations ~ Jean Baptiste Molière, All You Have To Do Is Pause ~ Janua Molière Jean Baptiste Poquelin, Moliere The playwright Molière (16221673)was born Jean Baptiste Poquelin on this day in Paris. http://www.dailycelebrations.com/011502.htm

January 15 ~  All You Have to Do Is Pause The Artist's Way A l l you have to do is pause—it’s our i m p a t i e n c e that spoils things." ~ Molière The playwright Molière (1622-1673) was born Jean Baptiste Poquelin on this day in Paris . He received the finest education possible at a Jesuit college and his family expected him to join the family business or become a lawyer. Instead, he chose the then-scandalous life of the stage. "I live on good soup, not fine words ,"he once said and pursued acting with a passion , changing his name and joining a troupe of actors to master every aspect of the theater. He wrote his satirical full-length comedies in verse and poetry . A master of language and farce, the playwright founded the Illustre Theater in 1643 and was sponsored by King Louis XIV. Molière caused an uproar in 1664 with his play Tartuffe , a juicy indictment of the religious hypocrite. The brilliant artist once observed, "Doubts are more cruel that the worst of truths The Misanthrope , what many consider his masterpiece, was written in 1666. Other famous satires include The School for Wives The Doctor in Spite of Himself The Miser (1668), and

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87. Tartuffe Or The Hypocrite By Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere: Introductory Note Introductory Note. The complete text of Tartuffe Or The Hypocrite by Jean BaptistePoquelin Moliere. By Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere. Introductory Note. http://www.underthesun.cc/Classics/Moliere/TartuffeOrTheHypocrite/TartuffeOrTheH

Tartuffe Or The Hypocrite By Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere Introductory Note Introductory Note Next Introductory Note The first of the greater works of Moliere was "Les Precieuses Ridicules," produced in 1659. In this brilliant piece Moliere lifted French comedy to a new level and gave it a new purpose - the satirizing of contemporary manners and affectations by frank portrayal and criticism. In the great plays that followed, "The School for Husbands" and "The School for Wives," "The Misanthrope" and "The Hypocrite" (Tartuffe), "The Miser" and "The Hypochondriac," "The Learned Ladies," "The Doctor in Spite of Himself," "The Citizen Turned Gentleman," and many others, he exposed mercilessly one after another the vices and foibles of the day. [See Moliere: Moliere in audience with Louis XIV at Versailles.] His characteristic qualities are nowhere better exhibited than in "Tartuffe." Compared with such characterization as Shakespeare `s, Moliere`s method of portraying life may seem to be lacking in complexity; but it is precisely the simplicity with which creations like Tartuffe embody the weakness or vice they represent that has given them their place as universally types of human nature. Next Menu Up Search Message Board Options Advertisement Attention Students Wondering how to cite this page?

88. Tartuffe Or The Hypocrite By Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere: Act III Act III. The complete text of Tartuffe Or The Hypocrite by Jean Baptiste PoquelinMoliere. Tartuffe Or The Hypocrite. By Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere. Act III. http://www.underthesun.cc/Classics/Moliere/TartuffeOrTheHypocrite/TartuffeOrTheH

Tartuffe Or The Hypocrite By Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere Act III Act III Previous Next Act III Scene I Damis, Dorine Damis May lightning strike me dead this very instant, May I be everywhere proclaimed a scoundrel, If any reverence or power shall stop me, And if I don`t do straightway something desperate! Dorine I beg you, moderate this towering passion; Your father did but merely mention it. Not all things that are talked of turn to facts; The road is long, sometimes, from plans to acts. Damis No, I must end this paltry fellow`s plots, And he shall hear from me a truth or two. Dorine So ho! Go slow now. Just you leave the fellow - Your father too - in your step - mother`s hands. She has some influence with this Tartuffe, He makes a point of heeding all she says, And I suspect that he is fond of her. Would God `twere true! - `Twould be the height of humour Now, she has sent for him, in your behalf, To sound him on this marriage, to find out What his ideas are, and to show him plainly

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94. Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin De, Tartuffe: Or, The French Puritan Molière, Jean Baptiste Poquelin de. Tartuffe or, the French Puritan. Moliere,Jean Baptiste Poquelin de Tartuffe or, the French Puritan London 1707. http://www.polybiblio.com/ximenes/B3732.html

Ximenes Rare Books Inc Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin de Tartuffe: or, the French Puritan London 1707 Molière, Jean Baptiste Poquelin de. Tartuffe: or, the French Puritan. A comedy acted at the Theatre-Royal. Written in French by Moliere, and render'd into English, with much addition and advantage, by M. Melbourne, servant to His Royal Highness. London: printed for Richard Wellinton, 1707. (6)66 pp. 4to, half calf, gilt, by Lloyd (slight rubbing). Second edition (though not so designated); first printed in 1670. The first English version of Molière's masterpiece, originally staged in France in 1667. This adaptation by Matthew Medbourne, a prominent member of the company at the Duke's Theatre, stays fairly close to Molière's text, though a certain amount of low farce has been interpolated. Freer use of the same play was later made by Etherege, Crowne, Cibber, Fielding, and Bickerstaffe. Slight foxing, but a fine copy, from the library of Edmund Gosse (sold at Sotheby's in 1929). Both editions are uncommon. CBEL II, 1522. This item is listed on Bibliopoly by Ximenes Rare Books Inc ; click here for further details.

95. Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin (1622-1673)., Bennett Gilbert. Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin (16221673). Paris, Jean Ribou,1669. First edition of one of the most famous and scandalous plays by Moliere. http://www.polybiblio.com/gilbooks/3959.html

Bennett Gilbert Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin (1622-1673). Paris, Jean Ribou, 1669. Duodecimo: a12 A-D12; (xxiv), 96 pp. Engraved frontispiece with caption "Le Tartuffe," title page with woodcut vignette, woodcut border on first initial, many woodcut and typographic head- and tailpieces, five woodcut historiated initials. Full light-brown nineteenth-century morocco, covers panelled by triple gilt fillets, richly gilt-panelled backstrip with raised bands, gilt lettering on red and black morocco labels, gilt inner dentelles, nonpareil marbled endpapers, blue silk marker, all edges gilt. Fine. Not in OCLC or RLIN (first edition, first issue at Pierpont Morgan, Harvard, and Princeton). Not in BL STC. Guibert, Bibliographe des oeuvres de Moliere publiees au XVIIe siecle, 2.262-63. Cioranescu 2.48107; Graesse 1.A-43. Not in BL STC (1680 ed.). Click here to see an image of this item. This item is listed on Bibliopoly by Bennett Gilbert ; click here for further details.

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98. Molière - Wikipédia Jean-Baptiste Poquelindit Molière est un auteur français de théâtre au XVIIe siècle. http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molière

Un article de Wikip©dia, l'encyclop©die libre. Jean-Baptiste Poquelin dit Moli¨re est un auteur fran§ais de th©¢tre au XVIIe si¨cle Il est n©   Paris le 15 janvier , et meurt le 17 f©vrier l'Illustre th©¢tre Apr¨s des d©buts difficiles et des tourn©es dans la province fran§aise, la troupe est autoris©e   jouer devant la Cour et s'installe au Th©¢tre du Petit-Bourbon qu'elle partage avec les Com©diens italiens. Moli¨re remporte un premier succ¨s avec les Pr©cieuses Ridicules en 1659. Auteur, com©dien et chef de troupe, il d©m©nage dans la salle du Th©¢tre du Palais-Royal et il y donnera ses meilleures pi¨ces. L'Ecole des Femmes , en 1662, conna®t un triomphe. Il contribue en collaborant avec Jean-Baptiste Lully   cr©er un genre nouveau: la Com©die-ballet. Louis XIV donne aux com©diens de Moli¨re le titre de "Troupe du Roy" mais cette protection n'empªche pas les cabales de s'organiser. Les deux versions de Tartuffe sont interdites apr¨s la premi¨re repr©sentation et Don Juan dispara®t de l'affiche apr¨s la quinzi¨me. En 1673, Moli¨re, qui joue

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MOLIÈRE Pseudonyme de Jean-Baptiste Poquelin (Paris 1622-1673). Auteur, metteur en scène et acteur français, dont l'influence sur la dramaturgie contemporaine et postérieure est sans commune mesure avec celle de n'importe quel autre auteur, au point que son œuvre est aujourd'hui encore la plus représentée. Une vie vouée au théâtre Rien ne prédispose Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, fils d'un bon bourgeois, tapissier ordinaire du roi, à monter sur les planches, après avoir fait ses humanités au collège des jésuites de Clermont (l'actuel lycée Louis-le-Grand) et obtenu une licence en droit à Orléans. il renonce au barreau et à la charge de son père pour fonder avec Madeleine Béjart l'Illustre-Théâtre, entreprise vouée à l'échec face aux deux puissantes troupes de l'Hôtel de Bourgogne et du Marais, ce qui le mène tout droit en prison pour dettes. La troupe entreprend une tournée de plusieurs années en province, notamment dans le sud de la France - c'est durant cette période que Molière se forme et reçoit la protection successive de plusieurs grands personnages du royaume dont Monsieur, frère du roi ; cela lui permet de jouer à Paris en 1658 devant le souverain, plus sensible à son interprétation d'une simple farce, le Docteur amoureux , qu'à celle de Nicomède du grand Corneille, et d'obtenir, en alternance avec les comédiens-italiens, la jouissance de la salle du Petit- Molière n'a alors écrit que des farces aujourd'hui perdues, à l'exception du

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