Molière 1622-1673
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| Works: | 20,217 works in 58,514 publications in 50 languages and 329,073 library holdings |
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| Genres: | Drama Comedy plays Criticism, interpretation, etc Satirical literature One-act plays Biographies Comédies-ballets Machine plays Mythological plays History |
| Subject Headings: | Dramatists, French |
| Roles: | Author, Other, Librettist, Bibliographic antecedent, Creator, Performer, Honoree, Dedicatee, Composer, Contributor, Lyricist, 070, Attributed name, Conceptor, Actor, Signer, 1bt, Originator, Adapter, Dubious author, Restager , Scenarist, mé, Recipient, Author in quotations or text abstracts, wpr, Author of dialog, Dedicator, Translator, ltb, Director, Printer, Architect, Editor |
| Classifications: | PQ1825.E5, 842.4 |
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Most widely held works about
Molière
- The school for husbands : comedy in three acts, 1661 by Molière( )
- Molière : a collection of critical essays by Jacques Guicharnaud( Book )
- Molière by Hallam Walker( Book )
- The public mirror : Molière and the social commerce of depiction by Larry F Norman( )
- Molière, the French Revolution, and the theatrical afterlife by Mechele Leon( )
- The school for wives : comedy in five acts, 1662 by Molière( Book )
- Men and masks: a study of Molière by Lionel Gossman( Book )
- The misanthrope, Tartuffe, and other plays by Molière( )
- Mirages de la farce, fête des fous : Bruegel et Molière by Thierry V Boucquey( )
- Molière on stage : what's so funny? by Robert Goldsby( )
- Molière : the theory and practice of comedy by Andrew Calder( )
- The theatres of Molière by Gerry McCarthy( )
- The classical moment : studies of Corneille, Molière, and Racine by Martin Turnell( Book )
- Molière's Tartuffe and the traditions of Roman satire by Jerry Lewis Kasparek( )
- The miser and other plays by Molière( Book )
- One-act comedies of Molière by Molière( Book )
- Molière: the man seen through the plays by Ramon Fernandez( Book )
- The misanthrope, and other plays by Molière( Book )
- The Molière encyclopedia by James F Gaines( )
- Eight plays by Molière( Book )
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Most widely held works by
Molière
Tartuffe, and other plays by
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900 editions published between 1670 and 2019 in 30 languages and held by 7,145 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
For contents, see Author Catalog
900 editions published between 1670 and 2019 in 30 languages and held by 7,145 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
For contents, see Author Catalog
The miser and other plays by
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1,501 editions published between 1000 and 2019 in 20 languages and held by 6,146 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"The aging but vital Harpagon is hoarding every centime he can get his hands on, making sure that his two children, the virginal Elise and the dandy Cleante, live under his iron will. To complicate matters, Elise has fallen in love with the handsome Valere, who masquerades as a servant in the household, despite his noble birth, and, worse yet, Cleante and Harpagon are both smitten with the same woman, the beautiful, somewhat dim, Marianne. Meanwhile, scheming servants and assorted hustlers angle for Harpagon's incredible wealth, much of which is now buried and protected by snarling Dobermans"--Page 4 of cover
1,501 editions published between 1000 and 2019 in 20 languages and held by 6,146 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"The aging but vital Harpagon is hoarding every centime he can get his hands on, making sure that his two children, the virginal Elise and the dandy Cleante, live under his iron will. To complicate matters, Elise has fallen in love with the handsome Valere, who masquerades as a servant in the household, despite his noble birth, and, worse yet, Cleante and Harpagon are both smitten with the same woman, the beautiful, somewhat dim, Marianne. Meanwhile, scheming servants and assorted hustlers angle for Harpagon's incredible wealth, much of which is now buried and protected by snarling Dobermans"--Page 4 of cover
The imaginary invalid; a play in three acts by
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763 editions published between 1290 and 2019 in 18 languages and held by 4,964 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Monsieur Ardin, the imaginary invalid, is a thoroughgoing hypochondriac. His daughter, Angelique, is in love with Cleante. But Ardin insists that she shall marry the son of a doctor and a doctor himself, Thomas Defois. Toinette, the maid and Beralde, Ardin's brother, do everything possible to dissuade Ardin in his determination to marry Angelique to the stupid Thomas. Beline, Ardin's shrewish wife, is determined that Angelique shall become a nun so that there will be no one but she, Beline, to inherit Ardin's estate. By many tricks, Toinette and Beralde show up Beline as the mercenary she is and the doctors as the fools they are. --From publisher's description
763 editions published between 1290 and 2019 in 18 languages and held by 4,964 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Monsieur Ardin, the imaginary invalid, is a thoroughgoing hypochondriac. His daughter, Angelique, is in love with Cleante. But Ardin insists that she shall marry the son of a doctor and a doctor himself, Thomas Defois. Toinette, the maid and Beralde, Ardin's brother, do everything possible to dissuade Ardin in his determination to marry Angelique to the stupid Thomas. Beline, Ardin's shrewish wife, is determined that Angelique shall become a nun so that there will be no one but she, Beline, to inherit Ardin's estate. By many tricks, Toinette and Beralde show up Beline as the mercenary she is and the doctors as the fools they are. --From publisher's description
The bourgeois gentleman by
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1,107 editions published between 1671 and 2018 in 16 languages and held by 4,730 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Presents Moliere's 1670 satire of French society, "The Bourgeois Gentleman," in which a wealthy tradesman aspires to become a gentleman in order to win the favor of a marchioness, even though he is already married
1,107 editions published between 1671 and 2018 in 16 languages and held by 4,730 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Presents Moliere's 1670 satire of French society, "The Bourgeois Gentleman," in which a wealthy tradesman aspires to become a gentleman in order to win the favor of a marchioness, even though he is already married
The misanthrope : and Tartuffe by
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695 editions published between 1667 and 2019 in 25 languages and held by 4,729 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
In the Misanthrope, Alceste begins as a man who loves mankind so much that he cannot brook flattery or hypocrisy and winds up withdrawing from society in disgust. In Tartuffe, unctuous, cunning and evil Tartuffe insinuates himself into the home of substantial citizen Orgon. Tartuffe almost succeeds in driving the son away, marrying the daughter, seducing the wife and depriving Orgon of all his possessions
695 editions published between 1667 and 2019 in 25 languages and held by 4,729 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
In the Misanthrope, Alceste begins as a man who loves mankind so much that he cannot brook flattery or hypocrisy and winds up withdrawing from society in disgust. In Tartuffe, unctuous, cunning and evil Tartuffe insinuates himself into the home of substantial citizen Orgon. Tartuffe almost succeeds in driving the son away, marrying the daughter, seducing the wife and depriving Orgon of all his possessions
The learned ladies : comedy in five acts, 1672 by
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462 editions published between 1755 and 2018 in 12 languages and held by 3,006 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Ms. Thomas' previous and similar rollicking version of Moliere's Les Femmes Savantes delighted audiences off-Broadway in 1991, in a production starring Jean Stapleton as Philamente, a blossoming literary lady on the verge of coming into her own. It was re-imagined in 1993 at ACT in San Francisco, with many productions throughout the country since then. During the Salon movement of the 17th century, women, thirsty for knowledge and freedom, began to read, discuss and absorb all the learning they could now get their hands on. Frequently, into that mix came sycophants and opportunists, to take advantage of the budding but not fully formed intelligence of the Women's Movement. Enter Trissotin, a mediocre poet with a lot of sex appeal and little literary talent, who all but seduces Philamente, determined to be at the forefront of the movement. Equally determined to marry him off to her younger daughter (who just wants to marry her sweetheart Lycandre and raise children), she bullies her meek husband into tacitly agreeing, and the machinations that follow between family members, visiting poets and maids who refuse to learn proper French are predictably and delightfully Molière. This version strays from a strictly literal translation of the play, often employing anachronisms in the rhymed couplets that may appall purists, but have delighted audiences since its original inception. In this new version, there are 6 women and 4 men, and the familiar "Voice of Reason", present in almost every Moliere play and always a male, is now, for the first time, FEMALE! If you want your audiences to roll with laughter as they recognize their hilarious selves in the midst of a "Feminist culture," this version is for you"--Information provided by publisher
462 editions published between 1755 and 2018 in 12 languages and held by 3,006 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Ms. Thomas' previous and similar rollicking version of Moliere's Les Femmes Savantes delighted audiences off-Broadway in 1991, in a production starring Jean Stapleton as Philamente, a blossoming literary lady on the verge of coming into her own. It was re-imagined in 1993 at ACT in San Francisco, with many productions throughout the country since then. During the Salon movement of the 17th century, women, thirsty for knowledge and freedom, began to read, discuss and absorb all the learning they could now get their hands on. Frequently, into that mix came sycophants and opportunists, to take advantage of the budding but not fully formed intelligence of the Women's Movement. Enter Trissotin, a mediocre poet with a lot of sex appeal and little literary talent, who all but seduces Philamente, determined to be at the forefront of the movement. Equally determined to marry him off to her younger daughter (who just wants to marry her sweetheart Lycandre and raise children), she bullies her meek husband into tacitly agreeing, and the machinations that follow between family members, visiting poets and maids who refuse to learn proper French are predictably and delightfully Molière. This version strays from a strictly literal translation of the play, often employing anachronisms in the rhymed couplets that may appall purists, but have delighted audiences since its original inception. In this new version, there are 6 women and 4 men, and the familiar "Voice of Reason", present in almost every Moliere play and always a male, is now, for the first time, FEMALE! If you want your audiences to roll with laughter as they recognize their hilarious selves in the midst of a "Feminist culture," this version is for you"--Information provided by publisher
Don Juan : comedy in five acts, 1665 by
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376 editions published between 1683 and 2018 in 21 languages and held by 2,473 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Don Juan, the "Seducer of Seville," originated as a hero-villain of Spanish folk legend, is a famous lover and scoundrel who has made more than a thousand sexual conquests. One of Moliere's best-known plays, Don Juan was written while Tartuffe was still banned on the stages of Paris, and shared much with the outlawed play. Modern directors transform Don Juan in every new era, as each director finds something new to highlight in this timeless classic. Richard Wilbur's flawless translation will be the standard for generations to come, as have his translations of Moliere's other plays. Witty, urbane, and poetic in its prose, Don Juan is, most importantly, as funny now as it was for audiences when it was first presented
376 editions published between 1683 and 2018 in 21 languages and held by 2,473 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Don Juan, the "Seducer of Seville," originated as a hero-villain of Spanish folk legend, is a famous lover and scoundrel who has made more than a thousand sexual conquests. One of Moliere's best-known plays, Don Juan was written while Tartuffe was still banned on the stages of Paris, and shared much with the outlawed play. Modern directors transform Don Juan in every new era, as each director finds something new to highlight in this timeless classic. Richard Wilbur's flawless translation will be the standard for generations to come, as have his translations of Moliere's other plays. Witty, urbane, and poetic in its prose, Don Juan is, most importantly, as funny now as it was for audiences when it was first presented
Scapin ; and, Don Juan : in new translations by
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521 editions published between 1671 and 2019 in 12 languages and held by 2,306 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Octave et Léandre cherchent à déjouer l'autorité de leurs vieux pères, Argante et Géronte, pour pouvoir épouser les élues de leur coeur. Ils font appel au malicieux Scapin, valet rusé et inventif, et parviennent ainsi à leurs fins. Supercheries, coups de bâton et travestissements rythment cette comédie, et en font l'une des farces les plus divertissantes de l'oeuvre de Molière. (4e de couv.)
521 editions published between 1671 and 2019 in 12 languages and held by 2,306 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Octave et Léandre cherchent à déjouer l'autorité de leurs vieux pères, Argante et Géronte, pour pouvoir épouser les élues de leur coeur. Ils font appel au malicieux Scapin, valet rusé et inventif, et parviennent ainsi à leurs fins. Supercheries, coups de bâton et travestissements rythment cette comédie, et en font l'une des farces les plus divertissantes de l'oeuvre de Molière. (4e de couv.)
Amphitryon by
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87 editions published between 1675 and 2018 in 9 languages and held by 2,147 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A new translation set in rhyme of a French classic. It tells of Jupiter's affair with the wife of a Greek general. Says Jupiter: "Your love for me was very weak, perforce, / If by so small a thing it was undone! / Should a little joke occasion a divorce, / And should one bridle at what was meant in fun?"
87 editions published between 1675 and 2018 in 9 languages and held by 2,147 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A new translation set in rhyme of a French classic. It tells of Jupiter's affair with the wife of a Greek general. Says Jupiter: "Your love for me was very weak, perforce, / If by so small a thing it was undone! / Should a little joke occasion a divorce, / And should one bridle at what was meant in fun?"
The doctor in spite of himself ; and the bourgeois gentleman by
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446 editions published between 1667 and 2020 in 15 languages and held by 2,072 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A vengeful wife makes two visitors believe that her woodcutter husband is really a famous doctor
446 editions published between 1667 and 2020 in 15 languages and held by 2,072 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A vengeful wife makes two visitors believe that her woodcutter husband is really a famous doctor
The pretentious young ladies : Les précieuses ridicules : a one-act comedy in prose by
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465 editions published between 1660 and 2018 in 13 languages and held by 1,565 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
This is an electronic edition of the complete book complemented by author biography. This book features the table of contents linked to every part and chapter. The book was designed for optimal navigation on the Kindle, PDA, Smartphone, and other electronic readers. It is formatted to display on all electronic devices including the Kindle, Smartphones and other Mobile Devices with a small display
465 editions published between 1660 and 2018 in 13 languages and held by 1,565 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
This is an electronic edition of the complete book complemented by author biography. This book features the table of contents linked to every part and chapter. The book was designed for optimal navigation on the Kindle, PDA, Smartphone, and other electronic readers. It is formatted to display on all electronic devices including the Kindle, Smartphones and other Mobile Devices with a small display
Lovers' quarrels by
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5 editions published between 2007 and 2012 in English and Undetermined and held by 1,515 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Lover's quarrels (1656) was Molière's second full-length play in verse, and it is a comedy animated by deception and misunderstanding. A young woman (Ascagne) has worn masculine disguise since childhood, for the sake of an inheritance that would otherwise go to the household of young Valère. Ascagne loves Valère, who is a suitor of her sister Lucile, and cleverly manages to marry him in a midnight ceremony, Valère believing that his veiled and unseen bride is Lucile. Valère's manservant Mascarille is similarly deceived and, under pressure, conveys his misinformation to Éraste, a young man who jealously loves Lucile and is loved in turn by her. The ensuing quarrel between Éraste and Lucile lasts until the fourth act, and is paralleled by the quarreling and reconciliation of Gros-René (Éraste's valet) and Marinette (Lucile's maid)"--P. [4] of cover
5 editions published between 2007 and 2012 in English and Undetermined and held by 1,515 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Lover's quarrels (1656) was Molière's second full-length play in verse, and it is a comedy animated by deception and misunderstanding. A young woman (Ascagne) has worn masculine disguise since childhood, for the sake of an inheritance that would otherwise go to the household of young Valère. Ascagne loves Valère, who is a suitor of her sister Lucile, and cleverly manages to marry him in a midnight ceremony, Valère believing that his veiled and unseen bride is Lucile. Valère's manservant Mascarille is similarly deceived and, under pressure, conveys his misinformation to Éraste, a young man who jealously loves Lucile and is loved in turn by her. The ensuing quarrel between Éraste and Lucile lasts until the fourth act, and is paralleled by the quarreling and reconciliation of Gros-René (Éraste's valet) and Marinette (Lucile's maid)"--P. [4] of cover
Oeuvres complètes de Molière by
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308 editions published between 1826 and 2006 in 5 languages and held by 1,421 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
308 editions published between 1826 and 2006 in 5 languages and held by 1,421 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The bungler by
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5 editions published between 2000 and 2012 in English and held by 1,363 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Molière's THE BUNGLER (1655) takes place in the Sicilian city of Messina and is a fresh, zestful verse treatment of the familiar elements of Italian popular comedy. A beautiful young woman named Célie has been traveling with a gypsy band and, shortly before the play begins, has been left by the gypsies with a rich old man named Trufaldin as security for a loan. Two young men of Messina, Lélie and Léandre, have lately been rivals for the hand of a girl named Hippolyte, but when Célie appears on the scene they are both smitten by her, and she becomes the new object of their rivalry. The warm, impetuous Lélie turns to his valet, a cunning trickster named Mascarille, for help in out-witting Léandre and in freeing the pawned Célie from what amounts to captivity. Mascarille, who loves to plot and deceive, contrives ruse after ruse in his master's interest, but is repeatedly frustrated by the blunders of Lélie--who, even when he is an informed participant in his valet's schemes, manages unintentionally to spoil them. This joke is repeated for nearly five acts, and does not grow tiresome: One delights in the resilience of Mascarille, the wondrous variety of his intrigues, and the astonishing ability of Lélie to botch them. As the result of certain discoveries, the play is able at its close to unite Lélie with his Célie, who turns out to be of gentle birth. Léandre is reunited with Hippolyte, to the satisfaction of her father, Anselme, and indeed the dénouement pleases everyone, including Trufaldin, Pandolfe (Lélie's father), and Andrès, a former suitor of Célie's who is now revealed to be her long-lost brother. It is, as Mascarille observes, "like the ending of a comedy
5 editions published between 2000 and 2012 in English and held by 1,363 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Molière's THE BUNGLER (1655) takes place in the Sicilian city of Messina and is a fresh, zestful verse treatment of the familiar elements of Italian popular comedy. A beautiful young woman named Célie has been traveling with a gypsy band and, shortly before the play begins, has been left by the gypsies with a rich old man named Trufaldin as security for a loan. Two young men of Messina, Lélie and Léandre, have lately been rivals for the hand of a girl named Hippolyte, but when Célie appears on the scene they are both smitten by her, and she becomes the new object of their rivalry. The warm, impetuous Lélie turns to his valet, a cunning trickster named Mascarille, for help in out-witting Léandre and in freeing the pawned Célie from what amounts to captivity. Mascarille, who loves to plot and deceive, contrives ruse after ruse in his master's interest, but is repeatedly frustrated by the blunders of Lélie--who, even when he is an informed participant in his valet's schemes, manages unintentionally to spoil them. This joke is repeated for nearly five acts, and does not grow tiresome: One delights in the resilience of Mascarille, the wondrous variety of his intrigues, and the astonishing ability of Lélie to botch them. As the result of certain discoveries, the play is able at its close to unite Lélie with his Célie, who turns out to be of gentle birth. Léandre is reunited with Hippolyte, to the satisfaction of her father, Anselme, and indeed the dénouement pleases everyone, including Trufaldin, Pandolfe (Lélie's father), and Andrès, a former suitor of Célie's who is now revealed to be her long-lost brother. It is, as Mascarille observes, "like the ending of a comedy
Plays by
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29 editions published between 1771 and 1950 in English and held by 1,168 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Art-type ed "--T p The school for wives (L'École des femmes)-- Tartuffe; or, The impostor (Tartuffe; ou, L'Imposteur)-- The misanthrope (Le misanthrope)-- The physician in spite of himself (Le médicin malgré lui)-- The miser (L'Avare)
29 editions published between 1771 and 1950 in English and held by 1,168 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Art-type ed "--T p The school for wives (L'École des femmes)-- Tartuffe; or, The impostor (Tartuffe; ou, L'Imposteur)-- The misanthrope (Le misanthrope)-- The physician in spite of himself (Le médicin malgré lui)-- The miser (L'Avare)
The school for wives : comedy in five acts, 1662 by
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300 editions published between 1663 and 2019 in 16 languages and held by 1,128 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Le cocu imaginaire offre le premier modèle de ces personnages dont les souffrances vont constituer l'essence de la comédie. Celle-ci donne, avec Arnolphe et Agnès, l'image des rêves, des désirs, des passions qui agitent le corps et le coeur de l'homme
300 editions published between 1663 and 2019 in 16 languages and held by 1,128 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Le cocu imaginaire offre le premier modèle de ces personnages dont les souffrances vont constituer l'essence de la comédie. Celle-ci donne, avec Arnolphe et Agnès, l'image des rêves, des désirs, des passions qui agitent le corps et le coeur de l'homme
Tartuffe : comedy in five acts, 1669 by
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22 editions published between 1961 and 2004 in 3 languages and held by 1,119 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Richard Wilbur's verse translation of Tartuffe has been acclaimed as a masterpiece in its own right. Set in rhymed couplets, it captures not only the tone of the original but the dramatic energy as well. Not surprisingly, the play in this translation has been performed regularly over the years. One of Moliere's most popular plays, Tartuffe, written in 1669, tells the story of Orgon, a rich bourgeois who has become a prude and bigot in his middle age. He is the perfect mark for Tartuffe, a wily opportunist and swindler, who ingratiates himself with Orgon by affecting an air of piety. Soon the gulled Orgon not only hands over his fortune but offers his daughter in marriage to Tartuffe. But Orgon discovers his "spiritual" master's true nature in a most shocking and hilarious fashion
22 editions published between 1961 and 2004 in 3 languages and held by 1,119 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Richard Wilbur's verse translation of Tartuffe has been acclaimed as a masterpiece in its own right. Set in rhymed couplets, it captures not only the tone of the original but the dramatic energy as well. Not surprisingly, the play in this translation has been performed regularly over the years. One of Moliere's most popular plays, Tartuffe, written in 1669, tells the story of Orgon, a rich bourgeois who has become a prude and bigot in his middle age. He is the perfect mark for Tartuffe, a wily opportunist and swindler, who ingratiates himself with Orgon by affecting an air of piety. Soon the gulled Orgon not only hands over his fortune but offers his daughter in marriage to Tartuffe. But Orgon discovers his "spiritual" master's true nature in a most shocking and hilarious fashion
The misanthrope, and other plays by
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38 editions published between 1958 and 2010 in English and held by 992 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Written during the triumphant final years of Moliere's career, these seven works represent the mature flowering of his artistry and the most profound development of his vision of humanity. They are essential to appreciating the full genius of this greatest and best-loved French comic author
38 editions published between 1958 and 2010 in English and held by 992 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Written during the triumphant final years of Moliere's career, these seven works represent the mature flowering of his artistry and the most profound development of his vision of humanity. They are essential to appreciating the full genius of this greatest and best-loved French comic author
Dom Juan : ou, Le festin de Pierre, comédie by
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246 editions published between 1665 and 2017 in 6 languages and held by 879 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Dom Juan" de Molière (1622 - 1673) est une comédie écrite à partir d'août 1664 qui raconte l'histoire de Dom Juan, un seigneur enchaînant les conquêtes amoureuses
246 editions published between 1665 and 2017 in 6 languages and held by 879 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Dom Juan" de Molière (1622 - 1673) est une comédie écrite à partir d'août 1664 qui raconte l'histoire de Dom Juan, un seigneur enchaînant les conquêtes amoureuses
The mock doctor, or, The dumb lady cur'd : a comedy, done from Molière ; as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
by His Majesty's servants, with the musick prefix'd to each song by
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52 editions published between 1732 and 1771 in English and held by 874 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
52 editions published between 1732 and 1771 in English and held by 874 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
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Related Identities
- Wilbur, Richard 1921-2017 Author of screenplay Translator Editor Author
- Ligaran Author
- Corneille, Pierre 1606-1684 Other Bibliographic antecedent Librettist Contributor Author
- Racine, Jean 1639-1699 Other Bibliographic antecedent Author
- Juan Don (Legendary character)
- Fielding, Henry 1707-1754 Other Author Adapter Translator
- Shakespeare, William 1564-1616 Other Bibliographic antecedent Author Dedicatee
- Miller, James 1706-1744 Translator Author
- Lully, Jean-Baptiste 1632-1687 Performer Librettist Musician Creator Bibliographic antecedent Author Actor Compiler Composer
- Baker, Henry 1698-1774 Translator Editor Author
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Amphitryon--(Greek mythological character) Arranged marriage Art and literature Avare (Molière) Bourgeois gentilhomme (Molière) Bruegel, Pieter, Classicism Clergy Comedy Corneille, Pierre, Courtship Dom Juan (Molière) Drama Dramatists, French Farce Father and child Fools and jesters in art Fools and jesters in literature Frame, Donald Murdoch, France France--Paris French drama French drama (Comedy) French farces French language French literature Household employees Hypochondria Hypocrisy Impostors and imposture Italy--Sicily Juan,--Don (Legendary character) Literature Manners and customs Man-woman relationships Middle-aged men Misers Molière, One-act plays, French Physicians Précieuses Racine, Jean, Religion Satire, French--Roman influences Satire, Latin--Appreciation Tartuffe (Molière) Theater Verse drama, French Wilbur, Richard, Women
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Alternative Names
Jean-Baptiste Poquelin
Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, 1622-1673
Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Molière
Mauliyara
Mauliyara 1622-1673
Mo-li-ai
Mo-li-ai 1622-1673
Mol li e leu 1622-1673
Molʹer.
Molʹer 1622-1673
Molʹer 1622-1673 gospodin de
Moler gospodin de
Molʹer, gospodin de, 1622-1673
Molʹer, Ž.
Molʹer , Ž.-B.
Molʹer, Žan-Batist.
Molʹer, Žan-Batist 1622-1673
Moler Zh.-B.
Molʹer, Zh.-B. 1622-1673
Molʹer, Zh.-B. (Zhan-Batist), 1622-1673
Moler Zhan-Baptist
Mol'er, Zhan-Batist
Molʹer, Zhan-Batist 1622-1673
Moliai 1622-1673
Moliè, Jean Baptiste 1622-1673
Molie`re
Molier.
Molier̆ 1622-1673
Molier francuski komediopisarz
Molier, J.
Molier, Jan.
Molier, Ž. B.
Molier, Žan Batist
Molʹi︠e︡r, Z︠H︡an 1622-1673
Moliére
Molière 1622-1673
Molière commediografo e attore teatrale francese
Moliere, De 1622-1673
Molière de la, Jean B. 1622-1673
Molière di, J. B. 1622-1673
Molière dramaturgo e actor de teatro francés. Considerado como o "xefe" da Comedie Francaise
Molière dramaturgo francés
Molière dramaturgu y actor francés
Molière entinen ranskalainen näytelmäkirjailija, ohjaaja ja näyttelijä
Molière franca dramisto
Molière francia drámaíró, rendező, színész (1622-1673)
Molière francouzský spisovatel a herec
Molière francúzsky herec, dramatik, režisér a divadelný riaditeľ
Molière fransk dramatiker, teaterägare, författare, skådespelare och regissör
Molière fransk skuespiller
Molière Frantziar antzerkigilea
Molière französischer Schauspieler, Theaterdirektor und Dramatiker
Molière French playwright and actor
Molière, G. B. di
Molière, G. B. di 1622-1673
Molière, G. B. Poquelin de 1622-1673
Moliere, I.B.P. 1622-1673
Moliere, I. B. P. de
Moliere, I.B.P. de 1622-1673
Molière, J. B.
Molière, J. B. 1622-1673
Molière J. B. de 1622-1673
Molière, J. B. di 1622-1673
Molière, J. B (Jean-Baptiste), 1622-1673
Molière, J.B.P.
Molière, J.-B. P. de
Molière, J.-B. P. de 1622-1673
Molière, J.-B. P. de (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin))
Molière, J.-B. P. de (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin), 1622-1673
Molière, J.B.P (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin), 1622-1673
Molière, J. B. Poquelin de.
Molière, J. B. Poquelin de 1622-1673
Molière, Jacques R. de la
Molière, Jacques R. de la 1622-1673
Molière, Jan Poquelin.
Molière, Jean
Molière, Jean 1622-1673
Moliere Jean B.
Molière, Jean B. de
Molière, Jean B. de 1622-1673
Molière, Jean B. de la 1622-1673
Molière, Jean Babtiste
Molière, Jean Bapt. Poquelin de 1622-1673
Molière, Jean Baptist Poqulin de
Molière, Jean Baptist Poqulin de 1622-1673
Molière, Jean Baptiste
Molière, Jean-Baptiste 1622-1673
Molière, Jean-Baptiste de
Molière, Jean-Baptiste de 1622-1673
Molière, Jean-Baptiste P. de
Molière, Jean-Baptiste P. de 1622-1673
Molière, Jean-Baptiste Pocquelin
Molière, Jean Baptiste Polequin 1622-1673
Molière, Jean Baptiste Poquelen de 1622-1673
Molière, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin
Molière, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin 1622-1673
Molière Jean-Baptiste Poquelin de
Molière, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin de 1622-1673
Molière, Jean Baptiste Poquelin dit 1622-1673
Molière, Jean Baptiste Pouquelin de, 1622-1673
Moliere, Johann B. von
Moliere, Johann B. von 1622-1673
Moliere, Johann Baptista Pockelin von
Moliere, Johann Baptista Pockelin von 1622-1673
Moliere, Johann Baptista von
Moliere, Johann Baptista von 1622-1673
Molière, Johann Baptiste von 1622-1673
Molière Molieri
Moliére Phransiya jacha marka qillqiri
Molière Poquelin, Jean B.
Molière Poquelin, Jean B. 1622-1673
Molière Pranses nga aktor ken dramaturgo
Molière pseud
Molière Ransiya mama llaqtayuq qillqaq wan aranway pukllaq
Molière schrijver
Molière scriitor francez de teatru, director și actor
Molière toneelschrijver uit Koninkrijk Frankrijk (1622-1673)
Molieres
Molieres 1622-1673
Moliero J.B.
Molieros
Molieros 1622-1673
Molierus
Molierus 1622-1673
Molijer
Molijer 1622-1673
Molijer, Žan Batist
Moliyara
Moliyara 1622-1673
Moliyer
Moliyer 1622-1673
Moljer.
Moljer 1622-1673
Moljeras
Moljero
Moljērs
Moljērs 1622-1673
Moljērs, Ž. B.
Moljērs, Žans Batists 1622-1673
Molliere
Molliere 1622-1673
Mollieru
Mollierŭ 1622-1673
Mōlyer
Molyér 1622-1673
Moʾlyeʿr, Zš. B.
Molyer, Zshan Poklen
Molyer, Zshan Poḳlen 1622-1673
Moriēru 1622-1673
Mūlijīr 1622-1673
Mūlīyīr 1622-1673
Mūlyīr
Mūlyīr 1622-1673
Muoljers
Pockelin von Moliere, Johann Baptista
Pockelin von Moliere, Johann Baptista 1622-1673
Pocquelin de Molière, Jean B.
Pocquelin de Molière, Jean B. 1622-1673
Pocquelin de Molière, Jean Baptiste
Pocquelin de Molière, Jean Baptiste 1622-1673
Pocquelin, Jean B.
Pocquelin, Jean B. 1622-1673
Pocquelin, Jean-Baptiste
Pocquelin, Jean Baptiste 1622-1673
Pokelin, Jan-Chrzciciel.
Poklėn-Molʹer, Žan-Batist 1622-1673
Poklen, Zan B.
Poklen, Žan B. 1622-1673
Poklenas Žanas Batistas
Poklin, Žan Baptist 1622-1673
Poquelin de Molière, G. B. 1622-1673
Poquelin de Molière, J. B.
Poquelin de Molière, J.-B. 1622-1673
Poquelin de Molière, Jean B.
Poquelin de Molière, Jean B. 1622-1673
Poquelin de Molière, Jean-Baptiste
Poquelin de Molière, Jean-Baptiste 1622-1673
Poquelin di Moliere, Giacomo Battista 1622-1673
Poquelin dit Molière, Jean-Baptiste 1622-1673
Poquelin, J.B.
Poquelin J. B. 1622-1673
Poquelin, Jean B.
Poquelin, Jean B. 1622-1673
Poquelin, Jean B. de
Poquelin, Jean B. de 1622-1673
Poquelin Jean-Baptiste
Poquelin, Jean Baptiste,$d1622 1673
Poquelin Jean-Baptiste 1622-1673
Poquelin, Jean-Baptiste de
Poquelin, Jean-Baptiste de 1622-1673
Poquelin, Juan Bautista 1622-1673
Poquelin Molière, Jean B.
Poquelin Molière, Jean B. 1622-1673
Poquelin-Molière, Jean B. de 1622-1673
Poquelin-Molière, Jean-Baptiste
Poquelin-Molière, Jean-Baptiste 1622-1673
Poquelin-Molière, Jean-Baptiste de 1622-1673
Poqueline de Molière 1622-1673
Poqueline de Molière, Jean Baptiste 1622-1673
Poquelinus Mollerius, Joannes Baptista 1622-1673
Rochette de la Molière, Jacques
Rochette de la Molière, Jacques 1622-1673
Ž. B. Moljērs
Μολιέρος
Μολιέρος Γάλλος θεατρικός συγγραφέας και ηθοποιός
Жан Батист Поклен Молиер
Мальер
Молиер
Молиер френски драматург и актьор
Молијер
Мольер
Мольер 1622-1673
Мольер Ж.-Б.
Мольер Ж. Б. 1622-1673
Мольер, Жан Батист
Мольер, Жан Батист 1622-1673
Мольер, Жан Батист Поклен 1622-1673
Мольер французский драматург, комедиограф и актёр
Мольеръ.
Мольэр
Мольэр 1622-1673
Мольєр
Мольєр французький письменник, драматург і актор, один із засновників «Блискучого Театру»
Мольєр французький письменник, драматург і актор, один із засновників «Ілюстр Театр»
Поклен Ж. Б
Поклен Ж. Б. 1622-1673
Поклен Жан Батист
Մոլիեր
מאליער
מולייר.
מולייר, 1622־1673
מולייר, ב׳אן בטיסט
מולייר מחזאי צרפתי
מולייר, פ.
מוליר 1622-1673
מוליר, ז'ן בטיסט פוקלן
מולירה
פוקלן, ז'אן באטיסט
פוקלן, ז'ן בטיסט
بوكلان، جون بابتيست، 1622-1673
بوكلان، جون باتيست، 1622-1673
ملير، 1622-1673
ملير، جان بپتيسط
مولير، جان بپتيسط
موليه ر
موليير.
موليير 1622-1673
موليير، جان بپتيسط
موليير مؤلف كوميدي مسرحي وشاعر فرنسي
مولیر.
مولیر 1622-1673
مۆلیێر
پوكلىن, ژان باپتىست 1622-1673
मॅलिएर
मॅलिएर फ्रेंच नाटककार और अभिनेता
मोलिये
मौलियर
मौलियर 1622-1673
মলিয়ের
মলিয়ের ফরাসী নাট্যকার ও অভিনেতা
ਮੋਲੀਏਰ
மொலியர்
ಮೋಲಿಯೆರ್
മോള്യേർ
മോള്യേർ ഫ്രഞ്ച് നാടകകൃത്തും അഭിനേതാവും
මොල්ය්ඈ
มอลีแยร์
མོའོ་ལིས་ཨེར།
မောလျဲ
მოლიერი.
მოლიერი ფრანგი დრამატურგი და თეატრალური მოღვაწე
몰리에르 1622-1673
몰리에르 프랑스의 극작가
몰리에르 프랑스의 극작가이다
포클랭, 장 바티스트 1622-1673
포클랭, 장 밥티스트 1622-1673
ᱢᱳᱞᱤᱭᱮᱨᱮ
モリエエル
モリエール
モリエール, 1622-1673
モリエール 17世紀フランスの俳優、劇作家
莫里哀
莫里哀 1622-1673
莫里哀 法国喜剧作家、演员、戏剧活动家
莫里艾児
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