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		Moliere, considered by many critics to be the greatest comic dramatist of all time, was also a leading French comic actor, stage director, and dramatic theoretician of the seventeenth century.
		By all reports, Moliere was a jealous husband, and the marriage was characterized by several separations and reconciliations.
		Throughout his life, Moliere's life was complicated by his hypochondria, marital difficulties, the tragic death of his son, and constant attack from various sources.
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	Malaspina Great Books - Moliere (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin) (1622)
		It is said that Moliere was soon very angry with him when he was told that Racine had secretly presented his tragedy to the company of Hetel de Bourgogne too.
		Moliere reached Paris in 1658 and played at the Louvre (then for rent as a theatre) Corneille's tragedy Nicomede and the farce Le docteur amoureux (the doctor in love), with a certain success.
		In 1662 Moliere moved to the Theatre du Palais-Royal, still with his Italian partners, and married Armande, that he supposed the sister of Madeleine while she really was her illegitimate daughter (born by a flirt with Duc of Modene in 1643,; when Moliere and Madeleine were starting their adventure).
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		In the play, the writer, Moliere, derided unnecessary godliness that he views as being a true from of hypocrisy; he did not condemn the actions of the pious people, but those who appear to be religious and, thus, are hypocrites.
		Moliere used the platform of a comedic play about religious hypocrisy to show a common fault of the family structure, a structure not all unlike that of the ranks in the military.
		It examines how Moliere demonstrates all of these Enlightenment values in his play and that the difference between true piety and religious hypocrisy is, of course, the main theme of "Tartuffe".
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	Moliere's Bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Moliere, whose real name was Jean Baptiste Poquelin, composed 12 of the most durable and penetratingly satirical full-length comedies of all time, some in rhyming verse, some in prose, as well as six shorter farces and comedies.
		Moliere responded by incorporating some of his detractors into his comedies as buffoons and ineffectuals.
		In his longer comedies, Moliere immensely refined the commedia themes and techniques, setting most of his plots in and around Paris and raising neoclassical French comedy to a plane of artistry and inventiveness never attained before or since.
	www.honors.montana.edu /~oelks/TC/MoliereBio.html (826 words)

	Term paper on Join Jean Baptist Moliere
		Jean Baptist Moliere belonged to that generation when film making had not been invented, but through the medium of theatre, his plays and dramatic performances provided rich dramatic fare – hearty and satisfying and liable to be thought provoking.
		Moliere replies cynically that there is more likely to be some opposition, since that is what he usually faces with all his plays.
		Moliere says that if he had his way, he would write and produce only tragedies because that is what comes most naturally to him.
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	Fictionwise eBooks: Jean-Baptiste Moliere
		One of Moliere's most popular plays, Tartuffe, written in 1669, tells the story of Orgon, a rich bourgeois who has become a prude and bigot in his middle age.
		Perhaps Moliere wished not only that the general public should be prepared to find instructions and warnings for married men, but also that they who were wont to regard the theatre as injurious, or at best trivial, should know that he professed to educate, as well as to entertain.
		Moliere began in The Pretentious Young Ladies to paint men and women as they are; to make living characters and existing manners the ground-work of his plays.
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	Jean-Baptiste Poquelin Moliere (1622 - 1673) - Find A Grave Memorial
		Moliere’s father was a servant of the king, an upholsterer who looked after the royal furnishings, so he enjoyed advantages that most did not have at the time.
		Moliere’s company gained enough of a reputation that eventually he was able to get an invitation to play for the King.
		Moliere would go on to write and often star in productions of “The School for Husbands,” “The School for Wives,” “The Misanthrope,” “The Doctor in Spite of Himself,” “Tartuffe,” “The Miser,” and “The Imaginary Invalid.” While performing in the lead in a production of “The Imaginary Invalid”, Moliere developed a hemorrhage.
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	Biography of Moliere - French Dramatist
		He also wrote a number of pastorals and other indoor and outdoor divertissements, such as his popular comedy-ballets, that depended on a formidable array of stage machinery (mostly imported from Italy) capable of providing swift and startling changes of sumptuous scenic effects.
		Jean Baptiste received his early education at the College de Clermont, a Jesuit school, becoming a promising scholar of Latin and Greek.
		Although he proceeded to study law and was awarded his law degree in 1642, he turned away from both the legal profession and his father's business.
	www.discoverfrance.net /France/Theatre/Moliere/moliere.shtml (1072 words)

	Moliere Homepage and Biography on Bibliomania.com
		Moliere wrote at this time only slight sketches and improvisation comedy in the Italian style.
		Moliere was himself the main draw for his plays and he seems to have been a splendid actor who was a disciple of Scaramouche and moreover could twist his face into any contorted shape.
		Moliere brought to it a serious basis with his close and profound observation of human nature while still showing the humorous side behind its complexity.
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	Molière - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Marquise was courted, in vain, by Pierre Corneille and later became the lover of Jean Racine.
		Racine offered Molière his tragedy Théagène et Chariclée (one of the first works he wrote after he had left his theology studies), but Molière would not perform it, though he encouraged Racine to pursue his artistic career.
		Molière's friendship with Jean Baptiste Lully influenced him towards writing his Le Mariage Forcé and La Princesse d'Élide (subtitled as "Comédie galante mêlée de musique et d'entrées de ballet"), written for royal "divertissements" at Versailles.
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	Jean Moliere
		La Marquisewas courted, in vain, by Pierre Corneille and later became thelover of Jean Racine.
		Racine offered Molière his tragedy Théagène etChariclée (one of the first works he wrote after he had left his theology studies), but Molière did not perform it, though he encouraged Racine to pursue his artistic career.
		Molière's friendship with Jean Baptiste Lully influencedhim towards writing his Le Mariage forcé and La Princesse d'Élide (subtitled as "Comédie galante mêlée demusique et d'entrées de ballet"), written for royal "divertissements" at Versailles.
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		edebiyat alanýnda tutunmak için la fontaine, moliere gibi ünlü yazarlarla dostluk kurdu.
		aðýr dini kurallardan uzaklaþan saf çocuk jean baptiste, burada kendini bir miktar daðýttý.
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	Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632 - 1687) - Find A Grave Memorial
		His greatest contributions were for the theatre, beginning with a group of comedy-ballets he created in collaboration with Moliere.
		Today Moliere's texts are usually staged without the music, but Lully's score for "Le bourgeois gentilhomme" (1670) is probably his best-known.
		Remembering that his friend Moliere had been denied a Catholic burial because of his unrepentant involvement with the theatre, Lully avoided a similar fate by agreeing to destroy, in the presence of a priest, all of his theatre scores.
	www.findagrave.com /cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=9912582&pt=Jean-Baptiste%20Lully (334 words)

	Jean Racine: His Childhood and Early Career
		This document was originally published in The Drama: Its History, Literature and Influence on Civilization, vol.
		Jean Racine was born in 1639 at La Ferte-Milon, where his father was controller of the salt magazine and of the salt tax.
		Here he remained about four years, learning Greek from the sacristan, Claude Lancelot, who came to treat him as a son, and Latin and the humanities from Nicole.
	www.theatrehistory.com /french/racine001.html (1235 words)

	Jean Racine (1639-1699)
		Born on December 20, 1639, Jean Racine was orphaned at a young age and raised by his grandmother, Marie des Moulins, who took the boy with her to the convent of Port-Royal des Champs near Paris after she was widowed.
		Although Racine's next play, Andromache (1667), was also originally produced by Moliere's troupe, Racine was unhappy with the production and gave the text to the Bourgogne company--who was more skilled at tragedy--for a second production.
		After seducing the young actress, Racine convinced her to leave Moliere's troupe and join him at the Hôtel de Bourgogne.
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	Jean Babtiste Poquelin Moliere at LiteratureClassics.com -- essays, resources
		Moliere was born in Paris where he received his education but he left home in 1643 to become an actor.
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	moliere - Books, journals, articles @ The Questia Online Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		THE MISER AND OTHER PLAYS MOLIERE was the stage name of Jean Baptiste Poquelin...returned to the capital it was with Moliere as their leader and a number of the farces...Invited to perform before Louis XIV, Moliere secured his staunch patronage.
		Because it is a Moliere farce, and thus fiercely pragmatic, the take-home moral...
		Moliere was the creator of French high comedy; his genius lay in...of his society through satire.
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	Biography of Jean Racine - French Dramatist
		Moliere, already a noted man of the theater, produced Racine's first plays, La Thebiade (1664) and Alexandre le Grand (1665).
		Confirmed in his theatrical vocation by the reception accorded these plays, Racine broke with the Jansenists and devoted himself entirely to his art.
		Bibliography: Claude Kurt Abraham, Jean Racine (1977); Roland Barthes, On Racine, trans.
	www.discoverfrance.net /France/Theatre/Racine/racine.shtml (831 words)

	Moliere
		Baptized in Paris, January 15, 1622, young Jean Baptiste was the son of a well-to-do merchant upholsterer.
		In 1633, he bought an office at court, valet de chambre tapissier ordinaire du roi, and obtained the rights of succession for his son in 1637.
		The same year Jean Baptiste was sent to the Jesuit College de Clermont where he studied science, grammar, Plautus and Terence.
	www.wayneturney.20m.com /molierebio.htm (689 words)

	Geometry.Net - Authors: Poquelin Jean-baptiste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Imaginary Invalid by Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere,
		The Impostures Of Scapin by Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere,
		Moliere - Jean-Baptiste Poquelin - (1622-1673) French Writer.
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	Jean Racine
		Jean Racine was born in La Ferté-Milon, a small town near Soissons.
		After the death of his mother and father, he was raised by his grandparents, who were Jansenists, a sect that emphasized severely controlled conduct, denied free will and stressed the necessity of grace for salvation.
		Later his remains were transferred to Saint-Étienne-du-Mont in Paris and reburied next to Pascal.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /jracine.htm (945 words)

	Molière - Biografie WHO'S WHO.
		Molière wurde mit bürgerlichem Namen Jean Baptiste Poquelin als Sohn eines wohlhabenden Teppichwirkers (Tapetenweber) am 15.
		Jean Baptiste Poquelin besuchte in der Zeit von 1636 bis 1641 das Jesuitenkolleg Clermont in Paris.
		Zu Molières Freundeskreis zählten unter anderem berühmte Landsleute wie der Bühnendichter Jean Racine, der Schriftsteller Henri de La Fontaine und der Dichter Nicolas Boileau-Despréaux.
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	BookRags: Molière Biography
		Molière, born Jean Baptiste Poquelin, was baptized in the church of St-Eustache in Paris on Jan. 15, 1622.
		His father, a member of the rising bourgeoisie, purchased the post of official furnisher (tapissier ordinaire du Roi) at the court.
		The young Jean Baptiste grew up in the shadow of the court, the most lively section of Paris.
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	Molière - Jean Baptiste Poquelin : : : : : El Poder de la Palabra : : : : : (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		eudónimo de Jean Baptiste Poquelin, dramaturgo y actor francés.
		El burgués gentilhombre (1670), una comedia-ballet con música del compositor favorito del rey, Jean Baptiste Lully, ridiculiza a un rico e ingenuo comerciante, Monsieur Jourdain, que aspira a ser recibido en la corte.
		Aparece un timador que lo embauca con falsas promesas, el futuro caballero se prepara para la ocasión tomando clases de música, baile, esgrima y filosofía.
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	AllRefer.com - Jean Baptiste Poquelin MoliEre (French Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		AllRefer.com - Jean Baptiste Poquelin MoliEre (French Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Jean Baptiste Poquelin MoliEre[zhAN bAtEst´ pOklaN´ mOlyer´] Pronunciation Key, 1622–73, French playwright and actor, b.
		MoliEre was the creator of French high comedy; his genius lay in exposing the hypocrisies and follies of his society through satire.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/M/Moliere.html (177 words)

	John Baptiste Molière - Biographie
		Sein Sohn Jean, der den väterlichen Beruf fortsetzte, heiratete am 27.
		Januar 1622 den erbenden Namen Jean erhielt: der spätere Jean-Baptiste Poquelin-Molière.
		Dass sein Vater ein engherziger Knauser, seine Mutter dagegen eine vortreffliche und gebildete Frau gewesen sei, wird oft angenommen, ist aber nicht beweisbar.
	www.klassiker-der-weltliteratur.de /moliere.htm (1307 words)

	Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere - Biography and Works
		Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere - Biography and Works
		To this day Molière's works continue to hold sway in the theatre world and many of his works have inspired adaptations to film including the French 1984 version "Le Tartuffe" starring Gérard Depardieu.
		Jean Baptiste Poquelin was born on 15 January 1622 in Paris, France, the son of Marie and Jean Poquelin.
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