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Discussion: Moliere i have to read this for a literary criticism contest, so i was wondering if someone could give me some background information and a little bit of plot to atleast get me interested. >>By ashley elizabeth [the bourgeios gentleman] >>By ashley elizabeth It is a farce depicting a new rich's attempts to climb the social ladder and be admitted among the upper classes. >>By Kara For the French, Molière is as important as Shakespeare is for the English. Through his plays, one can access French culture by its fun side... >>By Noudjali Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme is much better and funnier than the English version. i wrote a paper on it recently and had to give up on the English 'cause it's crap. It's actually a really interesting play on language and the farcical nature of the play just really doesn't translate well - trust me I've probably read as many versions as there are! >>By mebaroo Tartuffe is one of the nicest comedies, that I ever read. I am a scenographer, and I made a scenography and costume projects for this comedy. Moliere is a great writer. >>By occhi Moliere... A great writter that must of the times is read by stuendets for it is left in the school... For sure you will get fun if you read Tartuffe or other of his comedies... >>By Kirei Gabrielle I've always gone to afrench school and top priority in french class was Molière.I've studied most of his playsand I love the way he exposes doctors hipocrisy in Le malade imaginaire and le medcin malgré lui.I really respect him for not calling a doctor before he died .He passed away maintaining his pride and dignity. >>By butters
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