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    (1621-95) Paradise Lost (1667) by John Milton‚ British author (1608-74)                    | 1660-1785  |  The Neoclassical Period1660-1700 The Restoration1700-1745 The Augustan Age (Age of Pope)1650-1750 Puritan/Colonial Literature (America) |  Tartuffe (1664) by French writer Moliere (1622-73)Alexander Pope (1688-1744)‚

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    difference in and is able to touch the life of other leading to a positive outcome. When it comes to Tartuffe‚ the true heroes were the king‚ Dorine‚ Elmire‚ Damis‚ and Cleante. They are my heroes in this literary work because they see right through the hypocrite‚ false Tartuffe and expose him. Thus Dorine says‚ “You see him as a saint. I’m far less awed; In fact‚ I see right through him. He’s a fraud.” (Tartuffe‚ 1.1.23). Unlike Madam Pernell and Orgon‚ the others were never quite fooled. “Good God! Do you

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    Jared Dick 4-22-13 DE World Lit. Tartuffe Jean-Baptist Poqeulin (known by his stage name‚ Moliere) was a French playwright and actor who is considered to be one of the greatest masters of comedy in Western literature. He devoted his entire life to the creation stage of illusion‚ as playwright and as a an actor. At about the age of twenty-five‚ he joined a company of traveling players established by the bejart family; with them he toured the provinces for about twelve years. In 1658‚ the company

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    Literature May 14‚2012 King Lear by Shakespeare and Candide by Voltaire Although King Lear by Shakespeare and Candide by Voltaire are very different on the outside they share internal values. King Lear is a play written by William Shakespeare‚ who was an English poet and playwright who was widely regards as the greatest writer in the English language and the world pre-eminent dramatist (Shakespear‚ 1998). Candide by Voltaire is a satire‚ Voltaire was born Francois-Marie Arouet‚ he use his satirizing

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    the demands put on her fidelity. Emilia is Iago’s wife and Desdemona’s attendant. A cynical‚ worldly woman‚ she is deeply attached to her mistress and distrustful of her husband (Shakespeare‚ 2005). Tartuffe Elmire is Orgon ’s second wife who represents a

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    what defines what is just‚ the law‚ society or morality. Plato’s use of Socrates in “Crito” argues that justice is defined as the laws of a city or state as well as what a person’s own perception of justice is. Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Molière’s play Tartuffe argues that justice is both a moral concept as well as a way of reprimanding wrongdoing by a higher political power. Antigone is Sophocles’ description of justice which lies in the social repercussions for those who break the laws

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    Prof. Filiz Ali December 2nd‚ 2011 In the 17th century‚ France witnessed political‚ social and artistic facts which were triggered by the relationships between Louis the Fourteenth‚ Jean-Baptiste Lully and Moliere. This relationship between these important figures of 17th century can also be delineated as the connection between the political power‚ music and theatre. Before emphasizing the interaction among them‚ it might be illuminating to specify their backgrounds

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    Literary Synthesis Essay

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    The philosopher guides Candide with his theories that are not relevant to the real world. The second Text deals with a character named Abdal Khan in who is believed to be a man with a thousand of skills. He is opened minded and tries to attract people to him to be able to help

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    Arouet goes by the pen name of Voltaire. He is a French Enlightenment writer and philosopher whose works have become famous because of his wit. He is an advocate for freedom of religion‚ expression‚ and also fought for the separation of church and state. One of Voltaire’s most famous works is a satire called Candide. The novel starts out when the two main characters Candide and Cunegonde fall in love. When Cunegonde’s father finds out‚ he banishes Candide. This propels Candide on a dangerous and exciting

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    helpful feature that should always be used to write a novel like Candide. The novel Candide is written by Voltaire were he uses humorous style . Voltaire’s disapproval would have been extremely sharp if he had not spread it with little of some of his humor. He always used humor to make people enjoy better his novels. Voltaire‚ mostly protected a sour candy with a small coat of sweet in order to make it easier to consume. The novel Candide is a huge element of satire that makes fun of how medieval citizens

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