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Loading... L'Ecole des femmes (original 1662; edition 2005)by Molière, Marc-Henri Arfeux (Préface)
Work InformationThe School for Wives by Molière (Author) (1662)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. J'ai dû lire cette pièce pour un cours introductif de littérature française, et j'ai été surpris que je l'ai aimé tellement. Le personnage Agnès est mignon et drôle parce qu'elle est si innocent, et sa relation avec Arnolphe est amusant à cause de leurs differences. Son personnage est une contraste fort à sa nature douce — il est grincheux et il jure fréquemment dans ses soliloques. L'école des femmes est une comédie avec des personages et situations qui vous feront rire. Kadınlar Mektebi bitti. Daha önce Molière'den Cimri'yi okumuştum, bu kitapla birlikte yazarın 2 tane kitabını okumuş oldum. Kadınlar Mektebi oyununu beğendim ama bu oyunun okunmaktan çok izlemeye uygun bir oyun olduğunu fark ettim. Fırsat bulursanız eğer bu kitabı okumadan önce sahnede izlemenizi tavsiye ederim. 4.5* for this full cast recording using Richard Wilbur's translation. This is the 4th play in the digital audiobook of "The Molière Collection" - the plays just keep getting better! However, unless you are a big Molière fan (as I am), these plays should not be listened to too close together as they have enough similarities that it could strike a listener as repetitive. no reviews | add a review
Belongs to Publisher SeriesIs contained inBourgeois Gentleman / Imaginary Invalid / Misanthrope / Miser / School for Husbands / School for Wives / Tartuffe by Molière Critique of the School for Wives / School for Husbands / School for Wives / Versailles Impromptu by Molière Bourgeois Gentleman / Imaginary Invalid / Learned Ladies / Misanthrope / Miser / Scapin / School for Wives / Tartuffe by Molière Tartuffe and Other Plays: Tartuffe; The Ridiculous Precieuses; The School for Husbands; The School for Wives; Don Juan; The Versailles Impromptu; The Critique of the School for Wives by Molière Plays of Moliere: The School for Wives, Tartuffe, The Misanthrope, The Miser, The Physician In Spite of Himself (Art Type Edition) by Molière Dom Juan (notices de Paul Arbelet) - L'ecole des femmes (notices de G. Sablayrolles) - Le Misanthrope (notices de Felix Guirand) by Molière Has the adaptationHas as a student's study guideNotable Lists
An older man tries to turn a young girl into the perfect wife by sending her to a convent until she is seventeen years old. To his frustration, the girl falls in love with another man after she returns. From the French master of comedy, The School for Wives is considered Moliere's masterpiece No library descriptions found. |
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Google Books — Loading... GenresMelvil Decimal System (DDC)842.4Literature French and related languages French drama Classic period 1600–1715LC ClassificationRatingAverage:
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This is the 4th play in the digital audiobook of "The Molière Collection" - the plays just keep getting better! However, unless you are a big Molière fan (as I am), these plays should not be listened to too close together as they have enough similarities that it could strike a listener as repetitive. ( )