Molièle is definitely one of the most interesting and famous French writers ever. His comedy drama fuses smart joke and earphone joke to appeal to readers. Using this simple philosophy, he acquired 'funny and decent people' s funny career '(Guicharnaud, 2). "There is nothing that is as effective as making people laugh." "(Guicharnaud, 21) Jean-Baptiste Poquelin was born in Paris on January 15, 1662. His mother died when Jean-Baptise was 10 years old, but both were king's interior designers. Moliere's Tartuffe theme: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). - Molieres Tartuffe's French literature masterpiece, Moliére's Tartuffe has long been considered a masterpiece of French literature, with its powerful social commentary, sculptural character, and ethical theme. Tartuffe was very well function on its own merits, but curiosity and influence of the audience in their own era and contemporary works has been enhanced by the history of their first presentation. Molière's play "Tartuff" is a masterpiece made to show people the flaws of human essence. During the play, Moliere deliberately created the atmosphere of religious hypocrites and used his realistic figures to trigger the harsh criticism of the public. King Louis XIV liked that theater, but because of the strong opposition of the Catholic Church, it was banned for propaganda. The play is not criticism of religion but criticism of the people concerned. In order to better understand the period during which Moliel lived, readers must understand the mid-17th century life during the reign of King Louis XIV. Art has prospered during the reign of Louis XIV. This is the era when three famous classical playwrights Molière, Cornell and Racine wrote. I like studying these at university and watching them play. Today's comedy of Molière may be easier to obtain than the tragedies of Corneille and Racine. But it depends on your preference. But all these are fun examples of mastering the use of French and observing human condition. Today, you can easily browse text on the Internet, locate audiobook versions, or even watch video versions of these scripts on YouTube for free.

Molièle is definitely one of the most interesting and famous French writers ever. His comedy drama fuses smart joke and earphone joke to appeal to readers. Using this simple philosophy, he acquired 'funny and decent people' s funny career '(Guicharnaud, 2). "There is nothing that is as effective as making people laugh." "(Guicharnaud, 21) Jean-Baptiste Poquelin was born in Paris on January 15, 1662. His mother died when Jean-Baptise was 10 years old, but both were king's interior designers. Moliere's Tartuffe theme: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). - Molieres Tartuffe's French literature masterpiece, Moliére's Tartuffe has long been considered a masterpiece of French literature, with its powerful social commentary, sculptural character, and ethical theme. Tartuffe was very well function on its own merits, but curiosity and influence of the audience in their own era and contemporary works has been enhanced by the history of their first presentation. Molière's play "Tartuff" is a masterpiece made to show people the flaws of human essence. During the play, Moliere deliberately created the atmosphere of religious hypocrites and used his realistic figures to trigger the harsh criticism of the public. King Louis XIV liked that theater, but because of the strong opposition of the Catholic Church, it was banned for propaganda. The play is not criticism of religion but criticism of the people concerned. In order to better understand the period during which Moliel lived, readers must understand the mid-17th century life during the reign of King Louis XIV. Art has prospered during the reign of Louis XIV. This is the era when three famous classical playwrights Molière, Cornell and Racine wrote. I like studying these at university and watching them play. Today's comedy of Molière may be easier to obtain than the tragedies of Corneille and Racine. But it depends on your preference. But all these are fun examples of mastering the use of French and observing human condition. Today, you can easily browse text on the Internet, locate audiobook versions, or even watch video versions of these scripts on YouTube for free.

In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. As the game progressed, however, Orgon's perception of Tartuffe changed and Tartuffes was deleted. Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. - "Tartuffe Reaction Paper" I saw a comedy "Tartuffe" by a French writer Jean - Baptiste Poquelin. The name is Moliere. These characters are well presented to the audience and understand the purpose of everyone in the show. The two characters that made me most impressed were drin Maid and of course Tartuff. In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. - Tartuffe, Phaedra, Figaro In fraud literature at marriage, fraud may exist as a sub-theme, moving a character, providing comedy, playing a role in plot progression. So far, the research considered in our research provides the main examples of using spoofing in the above methods. This article will focus on Molière's Tartuff fraud, La Tin's Fadra, Boma's "Figaro's marriage."

Jean - Baptist · Pokelan · Molière, the best cartoonist ever, Jean - Jacques Rousseau, philosopher, novelist, composer, language and music theorist, and most important enlightenment writer Ra R: 嘿 Molly You are you. M: Yes, I can also listen to your name. R: Yes, this is Rousseau. M: Oh, it's been a long time since I saw you. Sorry, my memory is always useless for me. R: No, you have never met before me. In this article I will explain the work and attitudes of four writers Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere, Jean Racine, Johnathan Swift, and Alexander Pope. Topics to be discussed are Morieres' Tartuff, Racine 's Phetdra, Swift' s Gulliver 's journey, and an essay on the Pope' s people. Molière and Racine's work argues that reason can solve all our problems and maintain the order of our lives and world institutions. But Swift and the Pope have not been so decided. Their work contains a paragraph that represents a serious doubt that the reasons can solve many of the problems that people in today's world might encounter. The majority of the authors' attention is to change the attitude of people. Jonathan Swift, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere, Francois-Marie Arquet de Voltaire challenged the theme of neoclassical era using characterization and plotting. In a discreet proposal, Jonathan Swift challenged the era of neoclassicalism by making their way of thinking unstable. He wanted to attack society by carelessly supporting cannibalism and help Ireland survive the economic crisis. He published Jonathan Swift's paper "moderate proposal". In his article, Jonathan Swift proposed a unique solution to the problem of poor children in Ireland. Swift uses statistics, induction law and testimony to convince the reader. His idea deserves praise. He does not put money into the problem, because he encourages him to earn money from the problem. But his proposal is inhuman. Swift wrote his proposal for those who are tired. One of the themes of neoclassical era was abstinence. Order, control, and reason are necessities of this age. The pen of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin named Moliere is an experienced French comedy comedian, an entertainer and an educator. I left a course on the stage with the theme of co-media · arte with the theme of Tartuff, one of the famous works of Molière. Moliere explored the hypocrisy of the individual who extended the church and false hope by using the story of Tartu. - Family and loyalty are popular themes in literature, usually the focus of the drama. At first glance, Morieres 'Tartuffe and Racine' s Phèdre seem to be different when comparing the first comedy and the second tragedy, but the family composition of both is very similar. . That

Commedia Dell'Arte is a unique performing art form of the 1600s, a well-known playwright Molière has further accepted and imported in his life. The shape of pop art born in Italy spread quickly with the help of traveling power. France is influenced greatly by this drama. The French worship this theater and integrates it into their culture. This can be seen in the article by Gustave Lanson. "The Italian ranch in Paris replaced the French ranch" The success of Dell'Arte during the reign of Charles IX is well known "(Lanson, 137). Columbina is a female character of Comedia dell Arte, an Italian drama comedy of the 16th century. She is often referred to as a stock character. In other words, it is a stereotype and it is easy for the crowd to recognize. At Commedia dell Arte she is known for her smart, sexy and frivolous personality. Columbina is a character that incorporates several actions that other actors must use to better reflect on themselves. Commedia Dell'Arte is a unique performing art form of the 1600s, a well-known playwright Molière has further accepted and imported in his life. The shape of pop art born in Italy spread quickly with the help of traveling power. France is influenced greatly by this drama. The French worship this theater and integrates it into their culture. - Molière's Misanthrope, Molièle's Misanthrope character live in a different world from other playwrights' works. For example, Acaste and Clitandre who entered the Célimène family in the second act are Marx, the second highest rank in the country. One of the highlights of il carnevale is definitely the Grand Theater. Most of it is the style of Commedia dell'Arte, many of which are characters in the play. Because these special plays are mainly done on the streets of the plaza, people can watch and see Commedia dell'Arte's famous comedy style. Booths, markets, and grocery stores set up stores throughout the holiday season and enjoying the amount of business they receive from tourists and local people during the Carneval period. Just like contemporary street performers, fortune-tellers, astrologers, jugglers, gypsies play the street and can enjoy passers-by buyers and guests. These performers helped set il carnevale italiano's high energy mood in various ways, and it was an important aspect of celebration. Gambling is also popular during the holiday season and many casinos are open to accommodate many visiting gambler.

Commedia Dell'Arte is a unique performing art form of the 1600s, a well-known playwright Molière has further accepted and imported in his life. The shape of pop art born in Italy spread quickly with the help of traveling power. France is influenced greatly by this drama. The French worship this theater and integrates it into their culture. This can be seen in the article by Gustave Lanson. "The Italian ranch in Paris replaced the French ranch" The success of Dell'Arte during the reign of Charles IX is well known "(Lanson, 137). Columbina is a female character of Comedia dell Arte, an Italian drama comedy of the 16th century. She is often referred to as a stock character. In other words, it is a stereotype and it is easy for the crowd to recognize. At Commedia dell Arte she is known for her smart, sexy and frivolous personality. Columbina is a character that incorporates several actions that other actors must use to better reflect on themselves. Commedia Dell'Arte is a unique performing art form of the 1600s, a well-known playwright Molière has further accepted and imported in his life. The shape of pop art born in Italy spread quickly with the help of traveling power. France is influenced greatly by this drama. The French worship this theater and integrates it into their culture. - Molière's Misanthrope, Molièle's Misanthrope character live in a different world from other playwrights' works. For example, Acaste and Clitandre who entered the Célimène family in the second act are Marx, the second highest rank in the country. One of the highlights of il carnevale is definitely the Grand Theater. Most of it is the style of Commedia dell'Arte, many of which are characters in the play. Because these special plays are mainly done on the streets of the plaza, people can watch and see Commedia dell'Arte's famous comedy style. Booths, markets, and grocery stores set up stores throughout the holiday season and enjoying the amount of business they receive from tourists and local people during the Carneval period. Just like contemporary street performers, fortune-tellers, astrologers, jugglers, gypsies play the street and can enjoy passers-by buyers and guests. These performers helped set il carnevale italiano's high energy mood in various ways, and it was an important aspect of celebration. Gambling is also popular during the holiday season and many casinos are open to accommodate many visiting gambler.

Moralee's morality and morality in Tartov From the moment we imagined, we are who we are and how we believe and act in the future has built our foundation. Our growth and everyday environments play a role in terms of who we are and how we express ourselves, but in reality we are It is a person who should be. Each of us has a very specific goal of life. Of course, some of us have a more dignified role, others are not so lucky in the casting department. However, there are certain morals or morals among our people who are generously blessed with morality. In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. - Tartuffe, Phaedra, Figaro In fraud literature at marriage, fraud may exist as a sub-theme, moving a character, providing comedy, playing a role in plot progression. So far, the research considered in our research provides the main examples of using spoofing in the above methods. This article will focus on Molière's Tartuff fraud, La Tin's Fadra, Boma's "Figaro's marriage." Moralee's morality and morality in Tartov From the moment we imagined, we are who we are and how we believe and act in the future has built our foundation. Our growth and everyday environments play a role in terms of who we are and how we express ourselves, but in reality we are It is a person who should be. Each of us has a very specific goal of life. Of course, some of us have a more dignified role, others are not so lucky in the casting department. - Early signs of feminism in Moliera Tartuv The role of women in Mohry Tartuv showed feminist behavior in the years before the emergence of the feminist movement. Many of their behavior, words and actions are completely outdated for women at the time. Moliere reacted greatly to the play by showing the female character who violated the event. Inequality at the beginning of enlightenment is extreme

Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. He refused to accept the fact that Tartov was a hypocrite and a hypocrite, not a cheater. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. - The perfect personality of Tartuffe is inhumane. Mankind is completed with many flaws and bondages. One of them is reflected in Molière's play "Tartuff". "Tartuf" is specially written to show readers the fundamental flaws of humanity. This flaw is indicated by two people, Pernelle and Orgon. These two turned their eyes to the truth of Tartov and became victims of their tricks. Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. - "Tartuffe Reaction Paper" I saw a comedy "Tartuffe" by a French writer Jean - Baptiste Poquelin. The name is Moliere. These characters are well presented to the audience and understand the purpose of everyone in the show. The two characters that made me most impressed were drin Maid and of course Tartuff. Tartuf 's weak point Molly' s play "Tartov" is a work to show people the shortcomings of humanity. There are two roles that describe the main defects that appear in the play. Both Pernelle and Orgon should not look to Tartuffe's farms and lie to them to believe the truth. The fact that Orgon and Madnel Pernelle are too weak to see the truth is an important theme of the show. - Criticism of religious hypocrisy of Tartuffe Moliere in 1664 shocked the 17th century French world with his comedy "Tartuffe". Between 1664 and 1669 religious factions prohibited the theater's ban, but "Tartuff" became one of the great people, out of the controversy. Tartov is a persuasive religious hypocrite. Even if he deserves, he is a parasite that is sucking Orgon 's reliable father.

In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. As the game progressed, however, Orgon's perception of Tartuffe changed and Tartuffes was deleted. Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. - "Tartuffe Reaction Paper" I saw a comedy "Tartuffe" by a French writer Jean - Baptiste Poquelin. The name is Moliere. These characters are well presented to the audience and understand the purpose of everyone in the show. The two characters that made me most impressed were drin Maid and of course Tartuff. In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. - Tartuffe, Phaedra, Figaro In fraud literature at marriage, fraud may exist as a sub-theme, moving a character, providing comedy, playing a role in plot progression. So far, the research considered in our research provides the main examples of using spoofing in the above methods. This article will focus on Molière's Tartuff fraud, La Tin's Fadra, Boma's "Figaro's marriage."

Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. He refused to accept the fact that Tartov was a hypocrite and a hypocrite, not a cheater. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. - The perfect personality of Tartuffe is inhumane. Mankind is completed with many flaws and bondages. One of them is reflected in Molière's play "Tartuff". "Tartuf" is specially written to show readers the fundamental flaws of humanity. This flaw is indicated by two people, Pernelle and Orgon. These two turned their eyes to the truth of Tartov and became victims of their tricks. Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. - "Tartuffe Reaction Paper" I saw a comedy "Tartuffe" by a French writer Jean - Baptiste Poquelin. The name is Moliere. These characters are well presented to the audience and understand the purpose of everyone in the show. The two characters that made me most impressed were drin Maid and of course Tartuff. Tartuf 's weak point Molly' s play "Tartov" is a work to show people the shortcomings of humanity. There are two roles that describe the main defects that appear in the play. Both Pernelle and Orgon should not look to Tartuffe's farms and lie to them to believe the truth. The fact that Orgon and Madnel Pernelle are too weak to see the truth is an important theme of the show. - Criticism of religious hypocrisy of Tartuffe Moliere in 1664 shocked the 17th century French world with his comedy "Tartuffe". Between 1664 and 1669 religious factions prohibited the theater's ban, but "Tartuff" became one of the great people, out of the controversy. Tartov is a persuasive religious hypocrite. Even if he deserves, he is a parasite that is sucking Orgon 's reliable father.

Jean Baptiste Poquelin de Moliere was born in Paris in 1622. In his later years Molière got a law degree and graduated, but after that the 21-year-old Jean Baptist was involved in the theater. His performance company is patrolling Moliere's province for 15 years and is influenced greatly by Italian Commedia. In his 51 years, Moliere wrote about 32 theaters that were assimilated into all sorts of comedy dramas we know. Jean Baptiste Poquelin de Moliere was born in Paris in 1622. His father has already purchased the same honor for his son who is a king's furniture store / interior, in fact acquiring a law degree and continuing business. I entered the 21-year-old Jean Baptiste Theater. His first company was patrolling the provinces and Italy for 15 years, and Molière was in contact there and was greatly influenced by the Italian media. For those unfamiliar with co-media, you should have heard the word "farce" before. The farm is a widely used device by Italian Commedia, which is characterized by a part of the tree hinged to another part. When the stick shakes suddenly, the two pieces tap each other. As if the stick itself forms a sharp contact, the stick suddenly stops behind the victim and produces a loud sound. Jean Baptist Pokelan, born in Paris, France on January 15, 1622, is the son of Mary and Jean Pokelan. He was not interested in his father's furniture and upholstery business, he joined JesuitCollègedeClermont. But shortly after he formed the IllustreThéâtre performance group with Madeleine Bejar, he found a real phone. At about the same time, he used the Moliere 's pseudonym. French travel and performance for many years, he was inspired by the Italian co-media dell'arte theater company, helped him refine his performance and fulfill his skills. It also affected the style, direction and development of the stage production at the time. After returning to Paris, he eventually won the sponsorship of King Brothers of King Louis XIV. To become an official artist of Sun King and his court and to enjoy that privilege, Moliere will enjoy these privileges for the rest of his life. In 1662 he married his daughter Espir Madeleine and the actress Armand de Bejar, born in 1665.

Moralee's morality and morality in Tartov From the moment we imagined, we are who we are and how we believe and act in the future has built our foundation. Our growth and everyday environments play a role in terms of who we are and how we express ourselves, but in reality we are It is a person who should be. Each of us has a very specific goal of life. Of course, some of us have a more dignified role, others are not so lucky in the casting department. However, there are certain morals or morals among our people who are generously blessed with morality. In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. - Tartuffe, Phaedra, Figaro In fraud literature at marriage, fraud may exist as a sub-theme, moving a character, providing comedy, playing a role in plot progression. So far, the research considered in our research provides the main examples of using spoofing in the above methods. This article will focus on Molière's Tartuff fraud, La Tin's Fadra, Boma's "Figaro's marriage." Moralee's morality and morality in Tartov From the moment we imagined, we are who we are and how we believe and act in the future has built our foundation. Our growth and everyday environments play a role in terms of who we are and how we express ourselves, but in reality we are It is a person who should be. Each of us has a very specific goal of life. Of course, some of us have a more dignified role, others are not so lucky in the casting department. - Early signs of feminism in Moliera Tartuv The role of women in Mohry Tartuv showed feminist behavior in the years before the emergence of the feminist movement. Many of their behavior, words and actions are completely outdated for women at the time. Moliere reacted greatly to the play by showing the female character who violated the event. Inequality at the beginning of enlightenment is extreme

In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. ACT IV Scene 7 Tartuffe, Elmire, Orgon TARTUFFE [Do not display ORGON] All women are completed; I am already thoroughly inspecting the rooms nearby; everyone does not have to worry. ... Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is an epic story of hypocrisy, betrayal, stupidity. Moliere chose the hero of this drama to be the most obvious and ignorant character in the drama. Orgon's hypocrisy against the villain Tartuffe is rustic, placing Tartuffe as sacred and crushing himself completely by failing to get rich clues Tartuffe pretended. The analysis of this role is very interesting and irritating at the same time. Clean: The real enlightenment of Molière's Tartov came from France in the 17th century. The type of enlightenment in Western culture is different from East Asian philosophy. Satori 's thinker is confident in the rationality and analysis of Western culture. Tartuf was born in a culture that respects the era of rationalism or practical thought. And it gradually deviates from the origin of religion. In addition, the people of Paris are also very interested In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. - Tartuffe, Phaedra, Figaro In fraud literature at marriage, fraud may exist as a sub-theme, moving a character, providing comedy, playing a role in plot progression. So far, the research considered in our research provides the main examples of using spoofing in the above methods. This article will focus on Molière's Tartuff fraud, La Tin's Fadra, Boma's "Figaro's marriage."

Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere wrote Tartuffe at the beginning of Age of Enlightenment. A big feature of Age of Enlightenment was promotion of rationality, not emotion to make a decision. The enlightenment leaders truly believe that if people do this, the world will be better. In Tartuf, when a character makes a decision using his emotions, they feel that they are in a bad state. There are other characters in the play that try to approach them with reason and logic when people who control their emotions find that their life is uncontrollable. Moliere's Tartuffe: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). This irony is ridiculous for many of the churches and organized religions, but this is not the sole objective of Molière. Tartuf has plenty. In this article I will explain the work and attitudes of four writers, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere, Jean Racine, Johnathan Swift, and Alexander Pope. Topics to be discussed are Morieres' Tartuff, Racine 's Phetdra, Swift' s Gulliver 's journey, and an essay on the Pope' s people. Molière and Racine's work argues that reason can solve all our problems and maintain the order of our lives and world institutions. But Swift and the Pope have not been so decided. Their work contains a paragraph that represents a serious doubt that the reasons can solve many of the problems that people in today's world might encounter. In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. - Tartuffe, Phaedra, Figaro In fraud literature at marriage, fraud may exist as a sub-theme, moving a character, providing comedy, playing a role in plot progression. So far, the research considered in our research provides the main examples of using spoofing in the above methods. This article will focus on Molière's Tartuff fraud, La Tin's Fadra, Boma's "Figaro's marriage."

Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere wrote Tartuffe at the beginning of Age of Enlightenment. A big feature of Age of Enlightenment was promotion of rationality, not emotion to make a decision. The enlightenment leaders truly believe that if people do this, the world will be better. In Tartuf, when a character makes a decision using his emotions, they feel that they are in a bad state. There are other characters in the play that try to approach them with reason and logic when people who control their emotions find that their life is uncontrollable. Moliere's Tartuffe: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). This irony is ridiculous for many of the churches and organized religions, but this is not the sole objective of Molière. Tartuf has plenty. In this article I will explain the work and attitudes of four writers, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere, Jean Racine, Johnathan Swift, and Alexander Pope. Topics to be discussed are Morieres' Tartuff, Racine 's Phetdra, Swift' s Gulliver 's journey, and an essay on the Pope' s people. Molière and Racine's work argues that reason can solve all our problems and maintain the order of our lives and world institutions. But Swift and the Pope have not been so decided. Their work contains a paragraph that represents a serious doubt that the reasons can solve many of the problems that people in today's world might encounter. In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. - Tartuffe, Phaedra, Figaro In fraud literature at marriage, fraud may exist as a sub-theme, moving a character, providing comedy, playing a role in plot progression. So far, the research considered in our research provides the main examples of using spoofing in the above methods. This article will focus on Molière's Tartuff fraud, La Tin's Fadra, Boma's "Figaro's marriage."

In Genesis, most people think that it is a story about how the world was created, but many people do not think that it is a story about justice, loyalty, and family. When people read the Tartuffe drama written by Jean-Baptiste Moliere, they often considers it as an attempt to uncover religious hypocrisy. Usually, people ignore drama like Genesis book, teach about justice, loyalty, and family. These two literary works share these themes, and the way they tell us is two completely different ways. Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is an epic story of hypocrisy, betrayal, stupidity. Moliere chose the hero of this drama to be the most obvious and ignorant character in the drama. Orgon's hypocrisy against the villain Tartuffe is rustic, placing Tartuffe as sacred and crushing himself completely by failing to get rich clues Tartuffe pretended. The analysis of this role is very interesting and irritating at the same time. Clean: The real enlightenment of Molière's Tartov came from France in the 17th century. The type of enlightenment in Western culture is different from East Asian philosophy. Satori 's thinker is confident in the rationality and analysis of Western culture. Tartuf was born in a culture that respects the era of rationalism or practical thought. And it gradually deviates from the origin of religion. In addition, the people of Paris are also very interested In Genesis, most people think that it is a story about how the world was created, but many people do not think that it is a story about justice, loyalty, and family. When people read the Tartuffe drama written by Jean-Baptiste Moliere, they often considers it as an attempt to uncover religious hypocrisy. Usually, people ignore drama like Genesis book, teach about justice, loyalty, and family. - In Molière's Comedy Tartuff, the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Orgon Tartuff. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall momentum of Orgon's behavior.

In Genesis, most people think that it is a story about how the world was created, but many people do not think that it is a story about justice, loyalty, and family. When people read the Tartuffe drama written by Jean-Baptiste Moliere, they often considers it as an attempt to uncover religious hypocrisy. Usually, people ignore drama like Genesis book, teach about justice, loyalty, and family. These two literary works share these themes, and the way they tell us is two completely different ways. Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is an epic story of hypocrisy, betrayal, stupidity. Moliere chose the hero of this drama to be the most obvious and ignorant character in the drama. Orgon's hypocrisy against the villain Tartuffe is rustic, placing Tartuffe as sacred and crushing himself completely by failing to get rich clues Tartuffe pretended. The analysis of this role is very interesting and irritating at the same time. Clean: The real enlightenment of Molière's Tartov came from France in the 17th century. The type of enlightenment in Western culture is different from East Asian philosophy. Satori 's thinker is confident in the rationality and analysis of Western culture. Tartuf was born in a culture that respects the era of rationalism or practical thought. And it gradually deviates from the origin of religion. In addition, the people of Paris are also very interested In Genesis, most people think that it is a story about how the world was created, but many people do not think that it is a story about justice, loyalty, and family. When people read the Tartuffe drama written by Jean-Baptiste Moliere, they often considers it as an attempt to uncover religious hypocrisy. Usually, people ignore drama like Genesis book, teach about justice, loyalty, and family. - In Molière's Comedy Tartuff, the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Orgon Tartuff. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall momentum of Orgon's behavior.

One of the themes of neoclassical era was abstinence. Order, control, and reason are necessities of this age. The pen of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin named Moliere is an experienced French comedy comedian, an entertainer and an educator. I left a course on the stage with the theme of co-media · arte with the theme of Tartuff, one of the famous works of Molière. Moliere explored the personal hypocrisy which spreads the church and lies of falsehood by using the story of Tartov. Selfish and awkward motivation brought the title to his natural arrogance. In the neoclassical French school 17th century, the sun king Louis XIV era, I witnessed the emergence of Neoclassical ideals and the three largest masters of France, Corneille, Racine and Molière. With the decline of the religious play in the middle of the 16th century, French play slowly developed. The French Renaissance began in 1630 and ended in 1700. - French Revolution thesis: The French Revolution is an important event in Western history, probably having the most important influence on British intellectuals, philosophy and political life in the 19th century. The French Revolution is an important event in Western history and probably had the most important influence on British intellectuals, philosophy and political life in the 19th century. One of the themes of neoclassical era was abstinence. Order, control, and reason are necessities of this age. The pen of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin named Moliere is an experienced French comedy comedian, an entertainer and an educator. I left a course on the stage with the theme of co-media · arte with the theme of Tartuff, one of the famous works of Molière. Moliere explored the personal hypocrisy which spreads the church and lies of falsehood by using the story of Tartov. - Family and loyalty are popular themes in literature, usually the focus of the drama. At first glance, Molière's Tartuffe and Racine's Phèdre seem to be different when comparing the first comedy and the second tragedy. . That

Tartuffe Moliere 's neoclassical comedy Tartuffe features his expertise on comedy techniques. The plot is a plot that is interesting and recognized by the reader or viewer. It started with Mrs. Penel visiting her son's house and accusing them all, but Tartov, their border. She thinks Tartuf is a wonderful person. However, the House of Representatives opposition, stating that Tartuff is a fraudulent fraud. After Mrs. Parnell left, the hostess and main character of the main character Orgon Drin and Clente talked about Tartuff and agreed that he already fascinated the Orgon. Moriere's Tartov and Molière's Hypocritical Hypocrisy Tartov is a satirical work based on religious hypocrisy. Every character is indispensable in Tartuffe. Every character plays an important role, but it is easy to say that Tartuffe and Orgon are the protagonists. First of all, you need to know the definition of irony. According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, a satire is defined as "a literary work that scares ridicule or ridicule of human malice and ridicule" ("sarcastic"). In other words, a satire is defined as a literary work and uses humor to point out people's stupidity, or point out in the true nature of human beings. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. - The perfect personality of Tartuffe is inhumane. Mankind is completed with many flaws and bondages. One of them is reflected in Molière's play "Tartuff". "Tartuf" is specially written to show readers the fundamental flaws of humanity. This flaw is indicated by two people, Pernelle and Orgon. These two turned their eyes to the truth of Tartov and became victims of their tricks.

"Fictional invalidity" of Molière "Fictional invalidity" of Moliere is a dramatic drama about depression, he is ignorant of his family because he is very fascinated with his health and money . The story contains several different themes and plots in the family. A new interpretation of this 17th century drama is currently taking place at the Art Club Theater; in addition to traditional improvisation, it incorporates new changes and modernization. Morris Panych succeeded in announcing a new comic version of Moliere 's last show. Indeed, at the conclusion of "fictional invalid" Molière had a bad cough and died within 2 hours. He passed away with a fascinating fate. As he suggests that he will never use his fingers to help this so-called help if he is a doctor, the character he plays at the stage mocks the notorious Molière from the drama "Molière His illness. Moliere died in 1673, but he did not give up on his occupation. Recently, being an actor is considered to be just a prostitute. He died as an actor in his life. In other words, it can not be buried in sacred places and Christian rituals. Giving up this stage is a universal process and Morrier may have done because Morrier made his condition worse because it did not occur so strongly that night. But Molly knew that the rest of the theater relies on salary every night and he could not help but could not become power. "Fictional inefficiency" of Molière is a dramatic game about depression. This is very attractive to his health and money, he eventually ignores his family. The story contains several different themes and plots in the family. A new interpretation of this 17th century drama is currently taking place at the Art Club Theater; in addition to traditional improvisation, it incorporates new changes and modernization. Morris Panych certainly launched a new, more comical version of Moliere's last show. It was Molière who saved some of his plays, including the most ironic doctor, the best doctor of love, his own doctor, and false invalidity. At the moment some departments of the most respected medical departments are still strongly opposed to the concept of blood circulation and most prescription medications feature bleeding and washing. Usually they give "injections", but this is just the way they say "enemas".

Criticism of the religious hypocrisy of Tartuffe Moliere in 1664 shocked the 17th century French world with his comedy "Tartuffe". Religious factions prohibited the ban on the theater from 1664 until 1669, but "Tartuff" stands out from the controversy and became one of them - a wonderful comedy. Tartov is a persuasive religious hypocrite. He deserves it, but he is a parasite sucking a reliable Olgon father. Orgon was unaware that Tartuffe was a fake and served his quirky thing. Molière's play "Tartuff" is a masterpiece made to show people the flaws of human essence. During the play, Moliere deliberately created the atmosphere of religious hypocrites and used his realistic figures to trigger the harsh criticism of the public. King Louis XIV liked that theater, but because of the strong opposition of the Catholic Church, it was banned for propaganda. The play is not criticism of religion but criticism of the people concerned. In order to better understand the period during which Moliel lived, readers must understand the mid-17th century life during the reign of King Louis XIV. Criticism of the religious hypocrisy of Tartuffe Moliere in 1664 shocked the 17th century French world with his comedy "Tartuffe". Religious factions prohibited the ban on the theater from 1664 until 1669, but "Tartuff" stands out from the controversy and became one of them - a wonderful comedy. Tartov is a persuasive religious hypocrite. He deserves it, but he is a parasite sucking a reliable Olgon father. Orgon was not aware that Tartuffe was fake and catering to everyone ... Blake said that true evil form is inside the human body and rationality or kindness is the soul I believe there is. This is by no means a word that people will find in the Bible. Molière also has a hostile attitude towards the church. In his play "Tartov", he explores the hypocritical nature of the Christian church and those who have power in that place. People use religion as a cane when people are afraid to make lifestyles. "They cover quite their indignation.

The subject of Tartu 's justice and injustice is justice. The lack of justice or justice is seen in the relationship between father and child, relationship between father and daughter, and guest and organizer. Lacan 's philosophy focusing on the language and the conflict that men feel as a result of the collapse appears in male confrontation in the drama and can be used to see injustice. According to Rakan, the boy clashed with his father and his father was related to the language, so he was related to others. Moliere's Tartuffe theme: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). - Molieres Tartuffe's French literature masterpiece, Moliére's Tartuffe has long been considered a masterpiece of French literature, with its powerful social commentary, sculptural character, and ethical theme. Tartuffe was very well function on its own merits, but curiosity and influence of the audience in their own era and contemporary works has been enhanced by the history of their first presentation. In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. - Tartuffe, Phaedra, Figaro In fraud literature at marriage, fraud may exist as a sub-theme, moving a character, providing comedy, playing a role in plot progression. So far, the research considered in our research provides the main examples of using spoofing in the above methods. This article will focus on Molière's Tartuff fraud, La Tin's Fadra, Boma's "Figaro's marriage." The subject of Tartu 's justice and injustice is justice. The lack of justice or justice is seen in the relationship between father and child, relationship between father and daughter, and guest and organizer. Lacan 's philosophy focusing on the language and the conflict that men feel as a result of the collapse appears in male confrontation in the drama and can be used to see injustice. According to Rakan, the boy collided with his father ... pointed out human customs and bored the influence of the social class. The most famous writer of this type of comedy may be famous Moriere by ridiculing the French "Ansin regime" including drama such as "wife's school", "rebel army", "tartov". Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950) was an Irish playwright whose socialist belief was far from being hidden. We support "the principle of democratic socialism".

The subject of Tartu 's justice and injustice is justice. The lack of justice or justice is seen in the relationship between father and child, relationship between father and daughter, and guest and organizer. Lacan 's philosophy focusing on the language and the conflict that men feel as a result of the collapse appears in male confrontation in the drama and can be used to see injustice. According to Rakan, the boy clashed with his father and his father was related to the language, so he was related to others. Moliere's Tartuffe theme: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). - Molieres Tartuffe's French literature masterpiece, Moliére's Tartuffe has long been considered a masterpiece of French literature, with its powerful social commentary, sculptural character, and ethical theme. Tartuffe was very well function on its own merits, but curiosity and influence of the audience in their own era and contemporary works has been enhanced by the history of their first presentation. In the neoclassical comedy Tartuffe written by Tartuffe Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere by Jean-Baptiste Polquelin Moliere, Tartuffe is described as a character suffering from fame fulfilling religious asceticism. As the owner of the house, Olgon is convinced that Tartuf is a modest and devout man despite his family still insisting on them. But in the seventh curtain of the fourth act, the con artist Tartuff finally revealed his true fraud. - Tartuffe, Phaedra, Figaro In fraud literature at marriage, fraud may exist as a sub-theme, moving a character, providing comedy, playing a role in plot progression. So far, the research considered in our research provides the main examples of using spoofing in the above methods. This article will focus on Molière's Tartuff fraud, La Tin's Fadra, Boma's "Figaro's marriage." The subject of Tartu 's justice and injustice is justice. The lack of justice or justice is seen in the relationship between father and child, relationship between father and daughter, and guest and organizer. Lacan 's philosophy focusing on the language and the conflict that men feel as a result of the collapse appears in male confrontation in the drama and can be used to see injustice. According to Rakan, the boy collided with his father ... pointed out human customs and bored the influence of the social class. The most famous writer of this type of comedy may be famous Moriere by ridiculing the French "Ansin regime" including drama such as "wife's school", "rebel army", "tartov". Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950) was an Irish playwright whose socialist belief was far from being hidden. We support "the principle of democratic socialism".

In Tartuffe 's silly personality Tartuffe, Molière translated by the central physicist Chad Wilbur, a man named Orgon, was perfectly brainwashed and used a parasitic "wise man" with title, hilarious. Tartuffe used one of the oldest frauds in human history to mean that he entered the Orgon family; he became a kind, sincere, pious person to Orgon, and I urged you to look the same. In addition to Orgon, the operation of Tartuffe is obvious for everyone and it is obvious to the reader. Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is an epic story of hypocrisy, betrayal, stupidity. Moliere chose the hero of this drama to be the most obvious and ignorant character in the drama. Orgon's hypocrisy against the villain Tartuffe is rustic, placing Tartuffe as sacred and crushing himself completely by failing to get rich clues Tartuffe pretended. The analysis of this role is very interesting and irritating at the same time. Clean: The real enlightenment of Molière's Tartov came from France in the 17th century. The type of enlightenment in Western culture is different from East Asian philosophy. Satori 's thinker is confident in the rationality and analysis of Western culture. Tartuf was born in a culture that respects the era of rationalism or practical thought. And it gradually deviates from the origin of religion. In addition, the people of Paris are also very interested In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. - The perfect personality of Tartuffe is inhumane. Mankind is completed with many flaws and bondages. One of them is reflected in Molière's play "Tartuff". "Tartuf" is specially written to show readers the fundamental flaws of humanity. This flaw is indicated by two people, Pernelle and Orgon. These two turned their eyes to the truth of Tartov and became victims of their tricks. Moriere's Tartov and Molière's Hypocritical Hypocrisy Tartov is a satirical work based on religious hypocrisy. Every character is indispensable in Tartuffe. Every character plays an important role, but it is easy to say that Tartuffe and Orgon are the protagonists. First of all, you need to know the definition of irony. According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, a satire is defined as "a literary work that scares ridicule or ridicule of human malice and ridicule" ("sarcastic"). In other words, a satire is defined as a literary work and uses humor to point out people's stupidity, or point out in the true nature of human beings.

In Tartuffe 's silly personality Tartuffe, Molière translated by the central physicist Chad Wilbur, a man named Orgon, was perfectly brainwashed and used a parasitic "wise man" with title, hilarious. Tartuffe used one of the oldest frauds in human history to mean that he entered the Orgon family; he became a kind, sincere, pious person to Orgon, and I urged you to look the same. In addition to Orgon, the operation of Tartuffe is obvious for everyone and it is obvious to the reader. Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is an epic story of hypocrisy, betrayal, stupidity. Moliere chose the hero of this drama to be the most obvious and ignorant character in the drama. Orgon's hypocrisy against the villain Tartuffe is rustic, placing Tartuffe as sacred and crushing himself completely by failing to get rich clues Tartuffe pretended. The analysis of this role is very interesting and irritating at the same time. Clean: The real enlightenment of Molière's Tartov came from France in the 17th century. The type of enlightenment in Western culture is different from East Asian philosophy. Satori 's thinker is confident in the rationality and analysis of Western culture. Tartuf was born in a culture that respects the era of rationalism or practical thought. And it gradually deviates from the origin of religion. In addition, the people of Paris are also very interested In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. - The perfect personality of Tartuffe is inhumane. Mankind is completed with many flaws and bondages. One of them is reflected in Molière's play "Tartuff". "Tartuf" is specially written to show readers the fundamental flaws of humanity. This flaw is indicated by two people, Pernelle and Orgon. These two turned their eyes to the truth of Tartov and became victims of their tricks. Moriere's Tartov and Molière's Hypocritical Hypocrisy Tartov is a satirical work based on religious hypocrisy. Every character is indispensable in Tartuffe. Every character plays an important role, but it is easy to say that Tartuffe and Orgon are the protagonists. First of all, you need to know the definition of irony. According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, a satire is defined as "a literary work that scares ridicule or ridicule of human malice and ridicule" ("sarcastic"). In other words, a satire is defined as a literary work and uses humor to point out people's stupidity, or point out in the true nature of human beings.

Tartuffe Moliere 's neoclassical comedy Tartuffe features his expertise on comedy techniques. The plot is a plot that is interesting and recognized by the reader or viewer. It started with Mrs. Penel visiting her son's house and accusing them all, but Tartov, their border. She thinks Tartuf is a wonderful person. However, the House of Representatives opposition, stating that Tartuff is a fraudulent fraud. After Mrs. Parnell left, the hostess and main character of the main character Orgon Drin and Clente talked about Tartuff and agreed that he already fascinated the Orgon. Moriere's Tartov and Molière's Hypocritical Hypocrisy Tartov is a satirical work based on religious hypocrisy. Every character is indispensable in Tartuffe. Every character plays an important role, but it is easy to say that Tartuffe and Orgon are the protagonists. First of all, you need to know the definition of irony. According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, a satire is defined as "a literary work that scares ridicule or ridicule of human malice and ridicule" ("sarcastic"). In other words, a satire is defined as a literary work and uses humor to point out people's stupidity, or point out in the true nature of human beings. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. - The perfect personality of Tartuffe is inhumane. Mankind is completed with many flaws and bondages. One of them is reflected in Molière's play "Tartuff". "Tartuf" is specially written to show readers the fundamental flaws of humanity. This flaw is indicated by two people, Pernelle and Orgon. These two turned their eyes to the truth of Tartov and became victims of their tricks.

The main reason why Molière is very popular in France is to promote romantic drama. The romantic theme includes the historical accuracy of setting and dress. Molière is good at using romantic themes. Many of Molly's plays such as Dom Juan are historically accurate. In the 18th century, people wanted to see truly meaningful drama and incorporate various emotions into it. Many Moliere's plays can do this. However, as mentioned earlier, much of the emotions used by Moliere is very controversial. Moliere's Tartuffe theme: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). - Molieres Tartuffe's French literature masterpiece, Moliére's Tartuffe has long been considered a masterpiece of French literature, with its powerful social commentary, sculptural character, and ethical theme. Tartuffe was very well function on its own merits, but curiosity and influence of the audience in their own era and contemporary works has been enhanced by the history of their first presentation. Moriere's Tartov and Molière's Hypocritical Hypocrisy Tartov is a satirical work based on religious hypocrisy. Every character is indispensable in Tartuffe. Every character plays an important role, but it is easy to say that Tartuffe and Orgon are the protagonists. First of all, you need to know the definition of irony. According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, a satire is defined as "a literary work that scares ridicule or ridicule of human malice and ridicule" ("sarcastic"). In other words, a satire is defined as a literary work and uses humor to point out people's stupidity, or point out in the true nature of human beings.

The main reason why Molière is very popular in France is to promote romantic drama. The romantic theme includes the historical accuracy of setting and dress. Molière is good at using romantic themes. Many of Molly's plays such as Dom Juan are historically accurate. In the 18th century, people wanted to see truly meaningful drama and incorporate various emotions into it. Many Moliere's plays can do this. However, as mentioned earlier, much of the emotions used by Moliere is very controversial. Moliere's Tartuffe theme: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). - Molieres Tartuffe's French literature masterpiece, Moliére's Tartuffe has long been considered a masterpiece of French literature, with its powerful social commentary, sculptural character, and ethical theme. Tartuffe was very well function on its own merits, but curiosity and influence of the audience in their own era and contemporary works has been enhanced by the history of their first presentation. Moriere's Tartov and Molière's Hypocritical Hypocrisy Tartov is a satirical work based on religious hypocrisy. Every character is indispensable in Tartuffe. Every character plays an important role, but it is easy to say that Tartuffe and Orgon are the protagonists. First of all, you need to know the definition of irony. According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, a satire is defined as "a literary work that scares ridicule or ridicule of human malice and ridicule" ("sarcastic"). In other words, a satire is defined as a literary work and uses humor to point out people's stupidity, or point out in the true nature of human beings.

Molieres Tartuffe is of Moliére is a masterpiece of French literature Tartuffe is, its powerful social commentary, for the sculptural character, and moral theme of the presentation, it has long been considered a masterpiece of French literature. Although Tartuffe worked very well with its own strengths, its curiosity, his own time and the influence of contemporary works on the audience were strengthened by the history of his first work. Tartuffe was written and produced for delicate viewers toward delicate eras. Moliere's Tartuffe theme: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). - Molieres Tartuffe's French literature masterpiece, Moliére's Tartuffe has long been considered a masterpiece of French literature, with its powerful social commentary, sculptural character, and ethical theme. Tartuffe was very well function on its own merits, but curiosity and influence of the audience in their own era and contemporary works has been enhanced by the history of their first presentation. Molière's play "Tartuff" is a masterpiece made to show people the flaws of human essence. During the play, Moliere deliberately created the atmosphere of religious hypocrites and used his realistic figures to trigger the harsh criticism of the public. King Louis XIV liked that theater, but because of the strong opposition of the Catholic Church, it was banned for propaganda. The play is not criticism of religion but criticism of the people concerned. In order to better understand the period during which Moliel lived, readers must understand the mid-17th century life during the reign of King Louis XIV.

Molieres Tartuffe is of Moliére is a masterpiece of French literature Tartuffe is, its powerful social commentary, for the sculptural character, and moral theme of the presentation, it has long been considered a masterpiece of French literature. Although Tartuffe worked very well with its own strengths, its curiosity, his own time and the influence of contemporary works on the audience were strengthened by the history of his first work. Tartuffe was written and produced for delicate viewers toward delicate eras. Moliere's Tartuffe theme: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). - France masterpiece of literature of Molieres Tartuffe, Tartuffe of Moliére is its powerful social commentary, sculptural character, and ethical themes, it has been regarded as a masterpiece of the long French literature. Tartuffe was very well function on its own merits, but curiosity and influence of the audience in their own era and contemporary works has been enhanced by the history of their first presentation. Molière's play "Tartuff" is a masterpiece made to show people the flaws of human essence. During the play, Moliere deliberately created the atmosphere of religious hypocrites and used his realistic figures to trigger the harsh criticism of the public. King Louis XIV liked that theater, but because of the strong opposition of the Catholic Church, it was banned for propaganda. The play is not criticism of religion but criticism of the people concerned. In order to better understand the period during which Moliel lived, readers must understand the mid-17th century life during the reign of King Louis XIV.

Tartuffe In his most notorious drama "Tartuffe", Moliere is talking about hypocritical maneuvers trying to destroy the happiness of citizens' families. The customer was taken to his house. As it was considered anti-religious, the play was banned after the first performance. Moriere's Tartov and Molière's Hypocritical Hypocrisy Tartov is a satirical work based on religious hypocrisy. Every character is indispensable in Tartuffe. Every character plays an important role, but it is easy to say that Tartuffe and Orgon are the protagonists. First of all, you need to know the definition of irony. According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, a satire is defined as "a literary work that scares ridicule or ridicule of human malice and ridicule" ("sarcastic"). In other words, a satire is defined as a literary work and uses humor to point out people's stupidity, or point out in the true nature of human beings. In the drama Tartuffe, the basic theme is fraud. The biggest hypocrite in the play is a character named Tartuf. He can create superficial reverence and superficial appearance of religious zeal. In a secret case, Tartuff truly led the life of the crime and was morally challenged. During the game, other characters liar Tartuf, called fraud, cheaters. A fraudster is "a person who deceives under the assumed role, identity, or name" (1) Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. - "Tartuffe Reaction Paper" I saw a comedy "Tartuffe" by a French writer Jean - Baptiste Poquelin. The name is Moliere. These characters are well presented to the audience and understand the purpose of everyone in the show. The two characters that made me most impressed were drin Maid and of course Tartuff. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. - The perfect personality of Tartuffe is inhumane. Mankind is completed with many flaws and bondages. One of them is reflected in Molière's play "Tartuff". "Tartuf" is specially written to show readers the fundamental flaws of humanity. This flaw is indicated by two people, Pernelle and Orgon. These two turned their eyes to the truth of Tartov and became victims of their tricks.

"Tartuffe Reaction Paper" I saw a comedy "Tartuffe" by French writer Jean-Baptiste Poquelin known for stage name Moliere. These characters are well presented to the audience and understand the purpose of everyone in the show. The two characters that made me most impressed were drin Maid and of course Tartuff. The energy that both are absolutely incredible, and I think that everyone in the audience received the correct information sent by the actors. Tartuf is one of the most famous comedies of French playwright Molière. The play is a story of a wealthy Frenchman, Orgon who showed his religion and enthusiasm but accepted Tartuff who actually turned into a hypocrite. In spite of family warnings, Orgon completely abandoned his family to protect his Tartuffe. Meanwhile, the script was written and played for the first time, and many people enjoyed the show with King Louis XIV. Around the era of Tartuf's writing, the 17th century was considered to be the period of extreme power of the French monarchy. King Louis 14 and Cardinal Richelieu changed the French feudal monarchy to absolute monarchy. It must also be noted at this time that Catholic churches and politicians have great power for writers and playwrights. In this era of social religious persecution, Moliere created Tartuff, a comedy dealing with hypocrisy. Some people say that Moliere 's most exciting and controversial drama is very resentful and has been condemned by the church Tartuff. "The purpose of comedy is to correct bad habits of men, so I do not think there is any reason why someone should be exempted." - I will start with the preface of 1669. Sarcastic and hypocritical character, even pretending to be ironic academic pretending Maryère's extensive range for his neoclassical French comedy, even his critics even integrated into his script I gained praise. Until today, Molière's work still dominates the film world, and many of his works inspired the adaptation of movies, including the 1984 French version "Le Tartuff" starring Gérard Depardieu . A comedy by Racine and Moliere (Tartuff is his favorite). Because of the aspect of sacred Providence, he is also very interested in Bosette's universal historical discourse. Through these literary works and other factors, it stimulated the Hidalgo revolutionary idea and began to resist the resistance of the Spanish government which dominated Mexico. The first piece to be analyzed is Martère's Tartuffe. Tartuf is a comedy of five play verses. In order to convey their ideas and opinions to their audience during the period. "Ghost" is a perfect example of a real game that can attack social hypocrisy and its value system. Therefore Ibsen is called the father of modern theater. Tartov was written by Moliere in the era of reason. In the meantime, the writer usually writes with a common type called ritual comedy.

Early signs of feminism in Martiere Tartuff Malele Tartuff's female character showed feminist behavior several years before the feminist movement. Many of their behavior, words and actions are completely outdated for women at the time. Moliere reacted greatly to the play by showing the female character who violated the event. Inequality at the beginning of enlightenment was extreme. Women of this drama tried to fight this inequality, but finally Taruto was the patriarch of the family, but most female characters were not deceived by the whole play. Tartuffe In his most notorious drama "Tartuffe", Moliere is talking about hypocritical maneuvers trying to destroy the happiness of citizens' families. The customer was taken to his house. As it was taken into consideration, the play was banned after the first performance. Is completely brainwashed and is used by title letters, adultery and parasitic 'sage'. Tartuffe used one of the oldest frauds in human history to mean that he entered the Orgon family; he became a kind, sincere, pious person to Orgon, and I urged you to look the same. Tartov's operation is obvious Early signs of feminism in Martiere Tartuff Malele Tartuff's female character showed feminist behavior several years before the feminist movement. Many of their behavior, words and actions are completely outdated for women at the time. Moliere reacted greatly to the play by showing the female character who violated the event. Inequality at the beginning of enlightenment was extreme. - Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere wrote Tartuffe at the beginning of Age of Enlightenment. A big feature of Age of Enlightenment was promotion of rationality, not emotion to make a decision. The enlightenment leaders truly believe that if people do this, the world will be better. In Tartuf, when a character makes a decision using his emotions, they feel that they are in a bad state.

Early signs of feminism in Martiere Tartuff Malele Tartuff's female character showed feminist behavior several years before the feminist movement. Many of their behavior, words and actions are completely outdated for women at the time. Moliere reacted greatly to the play by showing the female character who violated the event. Inequality at the beginning of enlightenment was extreme. Women of this drama tried to fight this inequality, but finally Taruto was the patriarch of the family, but most female characters were not deceived by the whole play. Tartuffe In his most notorious drama "Tartuffe", Moliere is talking about hypocritical maneuvers trying to destroy the happiness of citizens' families. The customer was taken to his house. As it was taken into consideration, the play was banned after the first performance. Is completely brainwashed and is used by title letters, adultery and parasitic 'sage'. Tartuffe used one of the oldest frauds in human history to mean that he entered the Orgon family; he became a kind, sincere, pious person to Orgon, and I urged you to look the same. Tartov's operation is obvious Early signs of feminism in Martiere Tartuff Malele Tartuff's female character showed feminist behavior several years before the feminist movement. Many of their behavior, words and actions are completely outdated for women at the time. Moliere reacted greatly to the play by showing the female character who violated the event. Inequality at the beginning of enlightenment was extreme. - Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere wrote Tartuffe at the beginning of Age of Enlightenment. A big feature of Age of Enlightenment was promotion of rationality, not emotion to make a decision. The enlightenment leaders truly believe that if people do this, the world will be better. In Tartuf, when a character makes a decision using his emotions, they feel that they are in a bad state.

When Tartuffe 's people talk about it, they do not talk about what they actually see, they believe they understand. The problem in the story relates to not seeing it. Orgon refused to see the fact that Tartuffe is a hypocrite until he believes it with his own eyes at the end of the game. For more information on Orgon's loyalty to Tartuffe, please see page 319. When Dorine told my wife that he was sick, Orgon's sole concern was Tartuff. Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. - "Tartuffe Reaction Paper" I saw a comedy "Tartuffe" by a French writer Jean - Baptiste Poquelin. The name is Moliere. These characters are well presented to the audience and understand the purpose of everyone in the show. The two characters that made me most impressed were drin Maid and of course Tartuff. Morrie 's Tartuffe is entirely dependent on the visual aspects, more specifically on the visual perception. Orgon was deceived because Tartuff could not be regarded as his liar (or refused). Tartuffe succeeded in most games. Because he wore a devout mask to hide deception. Imagine a house in Paris of Orgon He met Tartuffe in the church and was fully accepted by him ... he invited the relatively strange Tartuffe as stupidly living in his house , Promised my daughter Even if she promised her heart to Valer, Mariane will marry a man Tartuffe In his most notorious drama "Tartuffe", Moliere is talking about hypocritical maneuvers trying to destroy the happiness of citizens' families. The customer was taken to his house. As it was taken into consideration, the play was banned after the first performance. Is completely brainwashed and is used by title letters, adultery and parasitic 'sage'. Tartuffe used one of the oldest frauds in human history to mean that he entered the Orgon family; he became a kind, sincere, pious person to Orgon, and I urged you to look the same. Tartov's operation is obvious

Tartuf is a good example of a neo-classical drama because it strictly adheres to the guiding principles proposed in Aristotle's poetics, the application of the structure of its letters, and the fusion of its common neoclassical thought. Includes: rational, reasonable thinking, and logical problem solving. At the beginning of the seventeenth century, neoclassical ideas began to dominate the French stage. In the drama field, this means that Neoclassical writers begin to remember the ideals and beliefs of classical times, emphasizing the classic thought of rational control and discipline. Tartuffe Moliere 's neoclassical comedy Tartuffe features his expertise on comedy techniques. The plot is a plot that is interesting and recognized by the reader or viewer. It started with Mrs. Penel visiting her son's house and accusing them all, but Tartov, their border. She thinks Tartuf is a wonderful person. However, the House of Representatives opposition, stating that Tartuff is a fraudulent fraud. - In books of Genesis, most people think that it is a story about how the world was created, but many people do not think that it is a story about justice, loyalty, and family Hmm. When people read the Tartuffe drama written by Jean-Baptiste Moliere, they often considers it as an attempt to uncover religious hypocrisy. Usually, people ignore drama like Genesis book, teach about justice, loyalty, and family. Tartuf is a good example of a neo-classical drama because it strictly adheres to the guiding principles proposed in Aristotle's poetics, the application of the structure of its letters, and the fusion of its common neoclassical thought. Includes: rational, reasonable thinking, and logical problem solving. At the beginning of the seventeenth century, neoclassical ideas began to dominate the French stage. In the drama field, this means that Neoclassical writers begin to look back on the ideal ... Although there are very few specific situations in Tartuf, they are very important for reading scripts. Tartuffe's time is displayed in several ways. The specific time is not mentioned, but the noted currency (Louis) was founded in 1640, so you can see that the show was done after 1640. From the moment we mentioned a specific time reference, we can assume that the drama was done in 'modern', ie during writing (1660s) Use the neoclassical ideal features to check the usage of Moliere Tartuffe or Racine Phaedra. Neoclassical ideals really focus on preserving the ideals of classical tragedy. These features include how the tragic hero emerges, the tragic flaws of our heroes, the compassion and fear of the hero, the perception of the scene, and how the drama rhythm follows the hero's behavior. - In the epic as the King of Thebes, Oedipus, many prophecies say he will kill his father and marry his mother. In addition, he will have children, they will also be his brothers and sisters. In the King of Edps, Edeps embodied his anger, arrogance and status in a very special way. Edips sent blind predictor Tirezia to convey an understanding of the murder. Edeps are angry, Tirezia never tells you

"Moliere" is a way to treat eyes, a clever piece of historical manipulation, and works by Jean-Baptiste Pokelan's "lost year" by author Laurent Tillard and Gregory Wagnon. . In case the story is too complicated, in parallel with the famous French playwright's drama "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" and "Tartuffe" paste the story as the basis of the lack of Molière's life, delay 2 hours Please give me. It is too long, it seems not so luxurious Jean-Baptiste Poquelin or Molière (Romain Duris) was a comedy actor cum drama writer, patrolling throughout the provinces of France and putting himself in the prison of the debtor. The magical disappearance from the prison is how Molieres was tempted to go to his wealth to teach wealthy M. Jourdain (Fabrice Luchini), how to write a script and how to win the wealthy young Célimène (Ludivine) It is a movie to explain. Sagnier) is concerned with his daughter and his wife Elmire (Laura Morante). There are many secondary episodes that tend to distract, but the "game" produced by the existence of Moliere and its interactions with all other characters, in order to make Moliere the biggest Frenchman, It brings to life lessons and teaching materials. Playwright Cast is spectacular and visually rich, time is right. And the film photograph makes a good balance between the rich landscape of the country and the manor and the dirty realism of the prison and the small theater. Perhaps this story is not historically true, but in fact no one knows the real events of the lacking part of Moliere 's life, and this version seems to be at least rational. French with English closed caption. Grady Harp The 2000 movie "Le Roi Dan", performed by Cheki Kallio, showed collaboration with Jean-Baptiste Rourie on his illness and death on stage. In 2007, the French film Molière was based on the life of Molière, starring Romain Duris, Fabrice Luchini, Ludivine Sagnier. The 2007 French movie "Moliere" contains many direct and indirect references, the most impressive of which is that Moliere's character pretends to be a pastor and "Tartuff" himself It is called. The end of the movie means that Molière is continuing to write Tartuffe based on his experience in the movie. Tobacco factory and cigarette factory theater held in Bristol from April to May 2017 were premiered in 2017 by London's Andrew Hilton and Dominique Power. Tartuff is a business master who pretended to prey in the medium term. Old school Conservative party politician life crisis Indeed, Moliere created a new type of comedy. Molière's comedies barre was previously underestimated, but he played an important role in the early 21st century. In fact, 40% of his play combines comedy, music and dance art. LesFâcheux (1662) is technically a ballet co-star with Le Mariage forcé, but Molière incorporated these three arts into his type in collaboration with composer Jean-Baptiste Lully and later with Marc-Antoine. In the formula. Summer Bangjie. These plays brought great pleasure to Louis XIV and his court, and a playful playwright enjoys the same pleasure in creating the seas of these freedom, love and joy. This type of masterpiece was the imagination of Le Bourgeois Janti Ruom and Rumarad, both of which were first played in the 1670s.

Writers use personality traits and events to change the classic ideals. The majority of the authors' attention is to change the attitude of people. Jonathan Swift, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere, Francois-Marie Arquet de Voltaire challenged the theme of neoclassical era using characterization and plotting. In a discreet proposal, Jonathan Swift challenged the era of neoclassicalism by making their way of thinking unstable. He wanted to attack society by carelessly supporting cannibalism and help Ireland survive the economic crisis. Among the three works of the institution Molly's "Tartef", Voltaire's "Candidde", and Swift's "small offer", the writer indirectly criticizes and mocks human behavior and characteristics, but the goal Is to improve these mistakes, not just to disassemble them. In Molly's "Tartuff", many things and actions are ironic, but the main concern in the play is religious hypocrisy. And Tarfuffe is obviously a hypocrite and is representative of the opponent ... At Molière's comedy Tartuffe, the theater is targeting the Orgon family. . Orgon is characteristic of Moliere. In other words, humans are so blindly confident that we can not make a good judgment about the sincerity of those who use this belief to deceive him. As all the elements of comedy exist, this play is consistent with the concept of comedy. The title character is not a hero but a villain. Other articles and papers related to this topic of the archive include: Jonathan Swift's "humble proposal" analysis and brief summary • Comparison of sarcasm and satire with "humble proposal" and "gulliver trip" Criticism and reflection on irony and sociable modest proposals Foolishness and bad habits in society. In Martère's Tartuffe and Jonathan Swift's paper "Humble Proposals", both articles tend to be ridiculous, criticizing human behavior and our perception of others. Through satirical works, these authors aim to provide seemingly obvious insight, not to eliminate it, but to improve the unilateral habit of this mistake. This shows irony of literary works, but forest drama Tartuffe can produce more effective transmission effect.

Tartuf is one of the most famous comedies of French playwright Molière. The play is a story of a wealthy Frenchman, Orgon who showed his religion and enthusiasm but accepted Tartuff who actually turned into a hypocrite. In spite of family warnings, Orgon completely abandoned his family to protect his Tartuffe. Meanwhile, the script was written and played for the first time, and many people enjoyed the show with King Louis XIV. Moliere's Tartuffe theme: rationality and passion Jean-Baptitste Poquelin Moliere's Tartuffe is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In ironic description of Molly, he is very direct about the function and goal of a person. This function is to modify the bad habits of men, to be ironic and to expose them to the public laugh (Molière, p. 14). This irony is ridiculous for many of the churches and organized religions, but this is not the sole objective of Molière. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the play is centered on wealthy and weak organ houses. Orgon is characteristic of Moliere. In other words, humans are so blindly confident that we can not make a good judgment about the sincerity of those who use this belief to deceive him. As all the elements of comedy exist, this play is consistent with the concept of comedy. The title character is not a hero but a villain. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. As the game progressed, however, Orgon's perception of Tartuffe changed and Tartuffes was deleted. Tartuffe Moliere 's neoclassical comedy Tartuffe features his expertise on comedy techniques. The plot is a plot that is interesting and recognized by the reader or viewer. It started with Mrs. Penel visiting her son's house and accusing them all, but Tartov, their border. She thinks Tartuf is a wonderful person. However, the House of Representatives opposition, stating that Tartuff is a fraudulent fraud. After Mrs. Parnell left, the hostess and main character of the main character Orgon Drin and Clente talked about Tartuff and agreed that he already fascinated the Orgon.

Whether Tartuffe himself wears a mask to deceive the people around him or whether Elmire is pretending to be a court to expose his true nature to her husband, Many use deception and masks. . Molière actually exposed that most characters are willing to wear a mask for their interest, even for those that may be quite surprising. For example, consider Dorine's fairly acclaimed assessment for infamous Pernelle (Orgon's mother). He is, of course, a definitive believer of Tartuffe, suffering from his mask and deception. According to Doolin, the so-called virtue of Mrs. Penel is simply a veneer and is deliberately worn like a mask to conceal her aging and aging. That's why Mrs. Penel looks like a "saint", but that's why it is the only disguise that is open to her now. The only mask that she can wear is Veil of Virtue. Focusing on this mask and fraud raises one of the central themes of the drama, including the relationship between lies and truth. Interestingly, the Damies strategy telling the truth only causes more problems, and characters like Elmire will deceive and wear masks to achieve their goals. As Moriel can accomplish more in this corrupted world, it seems to point out that lies are sometimes very useful tools. Tartov's fraudulent themes For a long time, people have used many forms of fraud to get what they want. Moliere's play Tartuff is a classic story about fraud and is a way to use "mask" to hide someone's true intention. Molly uses masks and deceptive theme ideas to take advantage of the power struggle in traditional homes. As the character Tartuffe uses deception, he can earn a social and economic ranking, but Elmire, Mariane, Dorine are challenging with fraud ... in 1664 Tartuffe Moliere His comedy on religious hypocrisy "Tartuffe" "I shocked the French world of the 17th century. Nevertheless, religious factions forbade the theater from being broadcast from 1664 to 1669, "Tartuf" stands out from the controversy as one of the biggest comedies in history. Tartov is a persuasive religious hypocrite. He is deserving it is a parasite sucking his father, Olgon's trust. Orgon was unaware that Tartuffe was a fake and served all of him. Whether Tartuffe himself wears a mask to deceive the people around him or whether Elmire is pretending to be a court to expose his true nature to her husband, Many use deception and masks. . Moliere actually exposed most of the characters as intending to wear a mask for their interests. For example, consider Dorine's fairly acclaimed assessment for infamous Pernelle (Orgon's mother). He is, of course, a definitive believer of Tartuffe, suffering from his mask and deception.

A feminist woman enlightening Tartuffe at Molière is the most differentiated group in human history. They are abused, bound by society, often trapped in family life, living a boring and meaningless life. It seems strange that half of the world's population is suppressed so long; women have been considered second-class citizens since the birth of human beings. It has only been in the past 100 years that women have begun to acquire an equal social position in Western European countries. Early signs of feminism in Martiere Tartuff Malele Tartuff's female character showed feminist behavior several years before the feminist movement. Many of their behavior, words and actions are completely outdated for women at the time. Moliere reacted greatly to the play by showing the female character who violated the event. Inequality at the beginning of enlightenment was extreme. - Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere wrote Tartuffe at the beginning of Age of Enlightenment. A big feature of Age of Enlightenment was promotion of rationality, not emotion to make a decision. The enlightenment leaders truly believe that if people do this, the world will be better. In Tartuf, when a character makes a decision using his emotions, they feel that they are in a bad state. A feminist woman enlightening Tartuffe at Molière is the most differentiated group in human history. They are abused, bound by society, often trapped in family life, living a boring and meaningless life. On the other hand, men surely complete the world. It seems strange that half of the world's population is suppressed so long; women have been considered second-class citizens since the birth of human beings. Only in the case of Lost Paradise and Tartuf there is a similar piece exploring the truth and the wrong theme. Therefore, Milton's "Lost Paradise" depicts a constant fight between good and evil. In the paradise of paradise, security from Eve 's primary state could not distinguish between truth and falsehood, so he fell into anxiety and sinful rebellion against the world. Likewise, Molière's Tartuff shows a hypocritical problem. Tartuffe explores how easy it is to deceive others

When Tartuffe 's people talk about it, they do not talk about what they actually see, they believe they understand. The problem in the story relates to not seeing it. Orgon refused to see the fact that Tartuffe is a hypocrite until he believes it with his own eyes at the end of the game. For more information on Orgon's loyalty to Tartuffe, please see page 319. When Dorine told my wife that he was sick, Orgon's sole concern was Tartuff. Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. - "Tartuffe Reaction Paper" I saw a comedy "Tartuffe" by a French writer Jean - Baptiste Poquelin. The name is Moliere. These characters are well presented to the audience and understand the purpose of everyone in the show. The two characters that made me most impressed were drin Maid and of course Tartuff. Morrie 's Tartuffe is entirely dependent on the visual aspects, more specifically on the visual perception. Orgon was deceived because Tartuff could not be regarded as his liar (or refused). Tartuffe succeeded in most games. Because he wore a devout mask to hide deception. Imagine a house in Paris of Orgon He met Tartuffe in the church and was fully accepted by him ... he invited the relatively strange Tartuffe as stupidly living in his house , Promised my daughter Even if she promised her heart to Valer, Mariane will marry a man Tartuffe In his most notorious drama "Tartuffe", Moliere is talking about hypocritical maneuvers trying to destroy the happiness of citizens' families. The customer was taken to his house. As it was taken into consideration, the play was banned after the first performance. Is completely brainwashed and is used by title letters, adultery and parasitic 'sage'. Tartuffe used one of the oldest frauds in human history to mean that he entered the Orgon family; he became a kind, sincere, pious person to Orgon, and I urged you to look the same. Tartov's operation is obvious

Fictional Invalid Moliere's "fictitious invalid" is a drama related to depression and is very fascinated with health and money. In the first act, Moliere announced a description of play by the pharmacist law. Argon is reading aloud. After the maid Toinette entered the scene, she ironically commented on all invoices on the table. Toinette informs the audience that argon is a depression and refutes through satirical comments that he said about his illness with his doctor. Imaginative invalidity (1673), aka The Hypochondriac is another more sharp attack on health care workers. Eventually, he acknowledged the magnificent opportunity which is ridiculous and the tincture of Latin music. Coincidentally, Moliere himself suffers from real lung disease at the present moment. There is a wonderful story, his wife and friend urged him to cancel the performance of The Imaginary Invalid's position, but he answered, "50 poor workers continue to live There is only their daily wages so they will be theirs, so did the show not happen? " "Fictional inefficiency" of Molière is a dramatic game about depression. This is very attractive to his health and money, he eventually ignores his family. The story contains several different themes and plots in the family. A new interpretation of this 17th century drama is currently taking place at the Art Club Theater; in addition to traditional improvisation, it incorporates new changes and modernization. Morris Panych certainly launched a new, more comical version of Moliere's last show. Starting with the precious girl Ridiculed (1659) in the next 24 years, this became the most popular comic writer at that time and was a derivative of Molière from meaningless Italians, The Imaginary Invalid (1673 ) And it ended. Adapter developed from sketches and performers who brought carnival to writers who influenced the best screenplay long lasting tragedy. Unconsciously, he created many enemies. Clerics accidently believed that some of his play was an attack on the church. Other playwriters expressed dissatisfaction with his constant experiments in manga (such as his wife's school) and poetry (like Amphitryon). Fame famous tragic people such as Montfleury and Hauteroche envied the protection of his masses and his royal family and his success. Molière's reaction was to include some of his critics in his comedy as invalid in clowns.

In addition to being one of the best examples of 17th century literature, like Molière's play, Tartuff, John Dunn's classics, and Krashaow's "The Lord's wound on our cross" Three works listed in the title of the article seems not to be very suitable. Or they are after all. Creativity includes linking things that do not always seem relevant. All three literary works, including being human or sacred, include all aspects of love. At the beginning of this semester I read Italian poet Petrarch. As he talked about his unrequited love for his Laura, that sonnet followed some romantic customs. Tartuf is one of the most famous comedies of French playwright Molière. The play is a story of a wealthy Frenchman, Orgon who showed his religion and enthusiasm but accepted Tartuff who actually turned into a hypocrite. In spite of family warnings, Orgon completely abandoned his family to protect his Tartuffe. Meanwhile, the script was written and played for the first time, and many people enjoyed it with King Louis XIV. In addition to being one of the best examples of 17th century literature, like Molière's play, Tartuff, John Dunn's classics, and Krashaow's "The Lord's wound on our cross" Three works listed in the title of the article seems not to be very suitable. Or they are after all. Creativity includes linking things that do not always seem relevant. All three literary works, including being human or sacred, include all aspects of love. At the beginning of this semester I read Italian poet Petrarch. As he talked about his unrequited love for his Laura, that sonnet followed some romantic customs. A comedy by Racine and Moliere (Tartuff is his favorite). Because of the aspect of sacred Providence, he is also very interested in Bosette's universal historical discourse. Through these literary works and other factors, it stimulated the Hidalgo revolutionary idea and began to resist the resistance of the Spanish government which dominated Mexico. The first piece to be analyzed is Martère's Tartuffe. Tartuf is a comedy of five play verses. In order to convey their ideas and opinions to their audience during the period. "Ghost" is a perfect example of a real game that can attack social hypocrisy and its value system. Therefore Ibsen is called the father of modern theater. Tartov was written by Moliere in the era of reason. In the meantime, the writer usually writes with a common type called ritual comedy.

Tartuf is a good example of a neo-classical drama because it strictly adheres to the guiding principles proposed in Aristotle's poetics, the application of the structure of its letters, and the fusion of its common neoclassical thought. Includes: rational, reasonable thinking, and logical problem solving. At the beginning of the seventeenth century, neoclassical ideas began to dominate the French stage. In the drama field, this means that Neoclassical writers begin to remember the ideals and beliefs of classical times, emphasizing the classic thought of rational control and discipline. Tartuffe Moliere 's neoclassical comedy Tartuffe features his expertise on comedy techniques. The plot is a plot that is interesting and recognized by the reader or viewer. It started with Mrs. Penel visiting her son's house and accusing them all, but Tartov, their border. She thinks Tartuf is a wonderful person. However, the House of Representatives opposition, stating that Tartuff is a fraudulent fraud. - In books of Genesis, most people think that it is a story about how the world was created, but many people do not think that it is a story about justice, loyalty, and family Hmm. When people read the Tartuffe drama written by Jean-Baptiste Moliere, they often considers it as an attempt to uncover religious hypocrisy. Usually, people ignore drama like Genesis book, teach about justice, loyalty, and family. Tartuf is a good example of a neo-classical drama because it strictly adheres to the guiding principles proposed in Aristotle's poetics, the application of the structure of its letters, and the fusion of its common neoclassical thought. Includes: rational, reasonable thinking, and logical problem solving. At the beginning of the seventeenth century, neoclassical ideas began to dominate the French stage. In the drama field, this means that Neoclassical writers begin to look back on the ideal ... Although there are very few specific situations in Tartuf, they are very important for reading scripts. Tartuffe's time is displayed in several ways. The specific time is not mentioned, but the noted currency (Louis) was founded in 1640, so you can see that the show was done after 1640. From the moment we mentioned a specific time reference, we can assume that the drama was done in 'modern', ie during writing (1660s) Use the neoclassical ideal features to check the usage of Moliere Tartuffe or Racine Phaedra. Neoclassical ideals really focus on preserving the ideals of classical tragedy. These features include how the tragic hero emerges, the tragic flaws of our heroes, the compassion and fear of the hero, the perception of the scene, and how the drama rhythm follows the hero's behavior. - In the epic as the King of Thebes, Oedipus, many prophecies say he will kill his father and marry his mother. In addition, he will have children, they will also be his brothers and sisters. In the King of Edps, Edeps embodied his anger, arrogance and status in a very special way. Edips sent blind predictor Tirezia to convey an understanding of the murder. Edeps are angry, Tirezia never tells you

The reasonable period of rationality is the period from Utrecht's Peace (1713) to the French Revolution of 1789. This is an era in which rationality basically replaces religion as a guide for art and thought. And the reign of men. Without a doubt, accepting the old social order and the ancient way of dominating the country has created a new important inquiry mind that requires a reasonable defense of the existing social system. The universal application of reason is believed to release Europe from the artificial, restrictive, fraudulent and superstitious heritage of the dark era. The enlightenment of French literature in the era of intelligent era and rationalism is the period after the classical era of France in the 1700s. During this time, philosophers will focus on rationality as the best way to learn. It explores education, law philosophy and political issues. It attacks tyranny, social injustice, superstition, and ignorance. In this time, progress has been made in the fields of anatomy, astronomy, chemistry, mathematics and physics. - French Neoclassicalism In the 17th century, the age of Louis XIV, Sun King witnessed the emergence of neoclassical ideals, the three largest masters of France, Corneille, Racine, Moliere. With the decline of the religious play in the middle of the 16th century, French play slowly developed. The French Renaissance began in 1630 and ended in 1700 Many critical thinkers believed that religion and reason are hostile in the age of enlightenment in the 17th and 18th centuries. For them, the Middle Ages or the "era of faith" is therefore the opposite of the era of reason. Kant and Voltaire were attacking the Middle Ages as an era of religious decline, and gibbons in the "history of decline and decline of the Roman Empire" expressed contempt for 'dark aged garbage'. But like Petrarch, he saw himself at the cutting edge of the "new era" and criticized it for centuries before his own time, as was the enlightenment writer .

At the beginning of Molière's play Tartuffe, the character Orgon was very uncomfortable, but changed to the end of the play and became more interesting. Character Orgon was initially very strict. For example, at the beginning of the script, Orgon took the man home. The man was Tartuffe, cheating Mrs. Orgon and Mrs Pernelle for the wealth and wife of Orgon and thought it was a man in heaven. His Tartuffe succeeded in deceiving the two, but Orgon's other family found his incredible way of doing. Orgon's family collapsed because Orgon and his mother were influenced by Tartuffe's fraud (illegal action before the help of Orgon). Tartuffe pretendsly to pretend to the authority of God, and Orgon and his mother no longer take action without consulting him for the first time. The funny attitude of Tartuf does not deceive other family members and their friends but hates him. Orgon gambled to Orgon when he announced that he married Tarfuffe to his daughter, Mariane (already engaged with Valère). Marian was very upset with the news and the rest of the family realized that Tartuffe was deeply involved with his family. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the play is centered on wealthy and weak organ houses. Orgon is characteristic of Moliere. In other words, humans are so blindly confident that we can not make a good judgment about the sincerity of those who use this belief to deceive him. As all the elements of comedy exist, this play is consistent with the concept of comedy. The title character is not a hero but a villain. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. - The perfect personality of Tartuffe is inhumane. Mankind is completed with many flaws and bondages. One of them is reflected in Molière's play "Tartuff". "Tartuf" is specially written to show readers the fundamental flaws of humanity. This flaw is indicated by two people, Pernelle and Orgon. These two turned their eyes to the truth of Tartov and became victims of their tricks. Moriel played Taltuv, Orgon's role was very uncomfortable, but it changed and became more interesting at the end of the game. Character Orgon was initially very strict. For example, at the beginning of the script, Orgon took the man home. The man was Tartuffe, cheating Mrs. Orgon and Mrs Pernelle for the wealth and wife of Orgon and thought it was a man in heaven. He succeeded in fooling the functions and targets of those people ... that function is to use irony to fix men's problems, mock up them and expose them to public opinion. Ironic is a ridicule of many things, but is organized religion with what is in the church. Tartuffe has many themes to repeat throughout the script. The period of writing this article is called era of reason. One of the main points and attitudes in this period is that the reason always has to control passion. Because of this attitude,

Tartuffe's Self Image In Tartuffe, Orgon explains what happens when letting the image of life in society determine his own self image. Society existed in the 1600s, and individuals became more responsible for the public image than private life by social customs. Individuals are considered valuable or not worth based on the images they predict in public life. Olgon endorsed the kingdom in civil war and revealed that he is fit for society. Tartuffe men will see only what they want to see. In Molière's "Tartuffe", it was introduced to Orgon who was ashamed of being fascinated by deceived Tartuffe. Tartov pretends to be pious and humble in devout, but in reality it is a religious hypocrite. Through the script, I encountered many characters tried in vain to "open" Org's eyes to Tartuffe's lies. - "Tartuffe Reaction Paper" I saw a comedy "Tartuffe" by a French writer Jean - Baptiste Poquelin. The name is Moliere. These characters are well presented to the audience and understand the purpose of everyone in the show. The two characters that made me most impressed were drin Maid and of course Tartuff. Tartuffe's Self Image In Tartuffe, Orgon explains what happens when letting the image of life in society determine his own self image. Society existed in the 1600s, and individuals became more responsible for the public image than private life by social customs. Individuals are considered valuable or not worth based on the images they predict in public life. Orgon proved worthy of society by supporting the kingdom in civil war. Essential All roles play an important role, but it is easy to say that Tartuffe and Orgon are the hero. "And it is ridiculous or ridiculous" ("irony"). In other words, defining irony

At the beginning of Molière's play Tartuffe, the character Orgon was very uncomfortable, but changed to the end of the play and became more interesting. Character Orgon was initially very strict. For example, at the beginning of the script, Orgon took the man home. The man was Tartuffe, cheating Mrs. Orgon and Mrs Pernelle for the wealth and wife of Orgon and thought it was a man in heaven. His Tartuffe succeeded in deceiving the two, but Orgon's other family found his incredible way of doing. Orgon's family collapsed because Orgon and his mother were influenced by Tartuffe's fraud (illegal action before the help of Orgon). Tartuffe pretendsly to pretend to the authority of God, and Orgon and his mother no longer take action without consulting him for the first time. The funny attitude of Tartuf does not deceive other family members and their friends but hates him. Orgon gambled to Orgon when he announced that he married Tarfuffe to his daughter, Mariane (already engaged with Valère). Marian was very upset with the news and the rest of the family realized that Tartuffe was deeply involved with his family. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the play is centered on wealthy and weak organ houses. Orgon is characteristic of Moliere. In other words, humans are so blindly confident that we can not make a good judgment about the sincerity of those who use this belief to deceive him. As all the elements of comedy exist, this play is consistent with the concept of comedy. The title character is not a hero but a villain. In Molière 's comedy' Tartef ', the main focus of the drama is not Tartuff but a blind prejudice against Organo' s Tartov. Actually, the title character is not a hero but a villain. Orgon is a representative of Moliere and shows that he is confident that men can not accurately judge the integrity of those who use this belief to blindly deceive him. Due to his vulnerability, Tartuffe easily achieved the overall motivation of Orgon's behavior. - The perfect personality of Tartuffe is inhumane. Mankind is completed with many flaws and bondages. One of them is reflected in Molière's play "Tartuff". "Tartuf" is specially written to show readers the fundamental flaws of humanity. This flaw is indicated by two people, Pernelle and Orgon. These two turned their eyes to the truth of Tartov and became victims of their tricks. Moriel played Taltuv, Orgon's role was very uncomfortable, but it changed and became more interesting at the end of the game. Character Orgon was initially very strict. For example, at the beginning of the script, Orgon took the man home. The man was Tartuffe, cheating Mrs. Orgon and Mrs Pernelle for the wealth and wife of Orgon and thought it was a man in heaven. He succeeded in fooling the functions and targets of those people ... that function is to use irony to fix men's problems, mock up them and expose them to public opinion. Ironic is a ridicule of many things, but is organized religion with what is in the church. Tartuffe has many themes to repeat throughout the script. The period of writing this article is called era of reason. One of the main points and attitudes in this period is that the reason always has to control passion. Because of this attitude,