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Question 1

Tartuffe is an excellent example of a neoclassical drama because of its close adherence to the guidelines set forth in Aristotle's Poetics, its use of character structure, and its incorporation of the common neoclassical ideas involving: reason,...

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Question 2

Why do you think this play was seen as controversial by the church?

Religion is obviously one of the play's central themes, but it is crucial to realize that the play intends to expose religious hypocrisy, not to attack religion overall. Tartuffe is defined by his outward displays of religious piety, and through...

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Question 3

3. A raisonneur is a character in a play or novel who voices the central theme, philosophy, or point of view of the work. In Tartuffe, the raisonneur is presumably Cleante, who always supports keeping to the “reasonable way.” Provide proof to substantiate

Through the character of Cleante, Moliere reveals the significant distinction between hypocrisy and true spirituality. Cleante suggests that a true holy man does not brag about himself or viciously condemn others, is not prideful or showy, and...

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Tartuffe

by Jean-Baptiste Moliere

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