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l'AVARE
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ISBN13: 9781025780313
Publisher: Tradd Street Press
Published: Feb 14 2026
Pages: 248
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: French
L'Avare est l'une des comédies les plus célèbres et les plus influentes de la littérature française, un chef-d'Åuvre magistral qui explore les profondeurs de l'obsession humaine. La pièce met en scène Harpagon, un personnage dont l'avarice extrÃame et maladive devient le moteur d'une intrigue riche en quiproquos, en ruses et en confrontations familiales. PrÃat à sacrifier le bonheur de ses enfants, Cléante et Élise, pour protéger sa précieuse cassette d'or, Harpagon incarne un vice universel transformé en un ressort comique et tragique à la fois.
À travers cette Åuvre, la satire sociale se mÃale à une analyse psychologique fine, offrant un portrait décapant de la bourgeoisie et des relations de pouvoir au sein de la famille. Entre les amours contrariés des jeunes gens et les manigances des serviteurs, Molière tisse une comédie de caractère et d'intrigue qui n'a rien perdu de sa pertinence ni de sa force comique. L'Avare demeure un texte essentiel du répertoire théâtral mondial, illustrant avec brio la capacité de l'auteur à dénoncer les travers de l'humanité tout en divertissant le public. Cette Åuvre est un témoignage incontournable du génie dramatique du XVIIe siècle, capturant les ridicules de la société avec une acuité intemporelle.
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