TY  - EJOUR
A1  - Thirouin, Laurent
TI  - Molière and scoundrels
T2  - Revue Bossuet 2023, n° 14. Molière et la religion
JO  - Revue Bossuet (ISSN 2494-5102), 14, 2023
DO  - 10.48611/isbn.978-2-406-16495-1.p.0031
SN  - 2494-5102
SP  - 31
EP  - 51
AB  - In the very first edition of Tartuffe, in the margin of the main scene (IV,5) in which the impostor is finally unmasked, we read a strange didascalia: "C'est un scélérat qui parle" ("It's a scoundrel who speaks"). Why this seemingly useless clarification, which is not a stage direction? Who is it addressed to? What is its function? Starting with the logical and poetic problems raised by this "note", the study looks at Molière's adversaries - the scoundrels - and his conception of religion.
PY  - 2024
DA  - 2024/01/31
DP  - Classiques Garnier
PB  - Classiques Garnier
CY  - Paris
KW  - Molière, religion, didascalia, scoundrels, Port-Royal, Jesuits
LA  - fre
UR  - https://classiques-garnier.com/revue-bossuet-2023-n-14-moliere-et-la-religion-moliere-and-scoundrels.html
Y2  - 2024/05/20
ER  -