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1 Connie Yen 顏辰歡 9743022

2 Outline Plot About the author Background About the play

3 Plot Madame Pernelle Orgon Tartuffe Elmire Dorine Cléante Mariane Damis Valère

4 Molière 1645-1659 The Théâtre Illustre toured the provinces 1659-1663 Neoclassicalism 1664-1668 Matured 《 Tartuffe 》 1668-1673

5 Background The Company of Holy Sacrament The Neoclassical ideal *Five Acts *The Classical Unities: time, place, action *Tragedy could be written only about kings and nobles, whereas comedy should deal with the middle or lower classes *Poetic Justice

6 *costums Houston’s Classical Theatre Company. 2010

7 *Stage Design

8 Tartuffe Realism Neoclassicalism- Reason * Cléante Satire- Company of Holy Sacrament *Tartuffe - Bourgeois classes *Orgon vs. Dorine

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