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• Molière
  '''Jean-Baptiste Poquelin''', better known as '''Molière''' ([[January 15]], 1622 – [[February 17]], 1673), was a [[France|Fre ...his company after him. This friendship would end later, when Conti joined Molière's enemies in the ''Parti des Dévots''.
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• Molière/Approval
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• Molière/Definition
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• Molière/Related Articles
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• French literature
  {{rpl|Molière}}
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• Molière/Related Articles
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• Prose
  ...n, and writers). They accept the dichotomy as expressed by a character in Molière's play <i>Le Bourgeois gentilhomme</i> where the character Monsieur Jourdai
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• Molière
  '''Jean-Baptiste Poquelin''', better known as '''Molière''' ([[January 15]], 1622 &ndash; [[February 17]], 1673), was a [[France|Fre ...his company after him. This friendship would end later, when Conti joined Molière's enemies in the ''Parti des Dévots''.
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• France/Related Articles
  {{r|Molière}}
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• History of theatre
  ...theatres became built indoors. The masque was also popular. The Frenchman Molière was also instrumental to this period.
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• Idée fixe
  [[Molière]] (1622-1673) also used the ''idée fixe'' repeatedly:<ref name=Howarth/> ...''idée fixe'' which colors his outlook on life. It is a characteristic of Molière's heroes that they are never ‘converted’: in every case the dénouement
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• Positivist calendar
  <tr><th>Dimanche<th>21<td>[[Molière]]<td>[[Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz|Leibnitz]]<td>[[Richelieu]]<td>[[Lavoisier
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• Louis XIV
  ...age were not performed at all outside the court. These examples testify to Molière's readiness to adapt his plays according to the venue and the audience.<ref
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• Archive:The Big Cleanup/Signup
  [[Special:Allpages/Miracle|Miracle]] - [[Special:Allpages/Molière|Molière]]
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• Literature/Citable Version
  ...gnificant world playwrights include [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]], [[Molière]], [[Henrik Ibsen|Ibsen]], [[Anton Chekhov|Chekhov]], and [[Samuel Beckett|
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• Literature
  ...gnificant world playwrights include [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]], [[Molière]], [[Henrik Ibsen|Ibsen]], [[Anton Chekhov|Chekhov]], and [[Samuel Beckett|
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