Le Misanthrope, Moliere: Critical Monographs in EnglishUniversity of Glasgow French and German Publications, 1991 - 92 pages |
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... portraits is engaged . Portraiture , one of the most demanding manifestations of verbal wit , is a major motif throughout the play . In this scene alone Célimène delivers nine portraits , including one of Alceste , in addition to her ...
... portraits is engaged . Portraiture , one of the most demanding manifestations of verbal wit , is a major motif throughout the play . In this scene alone Célimène delivers nine portraits , including one of Alceste , in addition to her ...
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... portrait of Clitandre ( II , 1 ) . The use of portraits as a theatrical device is both realistic and inspired . Célimène's gallery of social type opens up a new range of targets for Molière's satire . The result is a play which is ...
... portrait of Clitandre ( II , 1 ) . The use of portraits as a theatrical device is both realistic and inspired . Célimène's gallery of social type opens up a new range of targets for Molière's satire . The result is a play which is ...
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... portraits of them . Within the letters themselves , everyone receives his ' paquet ' and is thus exposed to ridicule . Molière even gives himself the luxury of a memorable supernumerary portrait , that of the bizarre ' flandrin de ...
... portraits of them . Within the letters themselves , everyone receives his ' paquet ' and is thus exposed to ridicule . Molière even gives himself the luxury of a memorable supernumerary portrait , that of the bizarre ' flandrin de ...
Expressions et termes fréquents
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