What is Moliere laughing at in the comedy “The Bourgeois in the Nobility”?

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1. The relevance of the image of the protagonist of the comedy Moliere “The philistine in the nobility” The desire of every person to break out in life – to become better, smarter, richer, completely understandable. It is worthy of respect for his desire to rise a step higher. The main thing here is not to look ridiculous, imitating only some external signs and remaining internally all at the same level. Here is […]...
2. Illusion and reality in Moliere’s comedy “Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme” The greatest writer who worked in the period of classicism, was Moliere, the creator of French comedy, one of the founders of the French national theater. In the comedy “The Bourgeois in the Nobility” Moliere reflected the complex processes of the decomposition of the old aristocratic stratum of French society. At that time in France […]...
3. About the plays “Tartuffe” and “Meshchanin in the Nobility” by Moliere “Tartuffe” – the recognized peak of Moliere’s creativity. In this comedy, ideological richness is happily combined with artistic perfection. The characters deduced in it are remarkable. In the play there are almost no “auxiliary” characters with a conditional characteristic. The main character, the hero of the comedy, is Tartuffe. It is in him embodied hateful […]...
4. Summary The philistine in the nobility of Molière MOLIERE The philistine in the nobility It would seem, what else does the respectable bourgeois, Mr. Jourdain, need? Money, family, health – everything you can wish for, he has. So in fact, no, thought the Jourdain to become an aristocrat, become like the noble masters. His mania caused a lot of inconvenience and excitement to […]...
5. “The philistine in the nobility” Moliere in brief It would seem, what else does the respectable bourgeois, Mr. Jourdain, need? Money, family, health – everything you can wish for, he has. So in fact, no, thought the Jourdain to become an aristocrat, become like the noble masters. His mania caused a lot of inconvenience and excitement to the household, but was in the […]...
6. Summary “The philistine in the nobility” Moliere Morning in the house of Jourdain. The teacher of music and the dance teacher discuss how they were lucky with Jourdain: “We found just the kind of person we need.” Mr. Jourdain, with his insanity on the nobility and on secular ways, is just a treasure for us, his knowledge is not great, he judges […]...
7. The originality and originality of the comedies of Moliere When Louis XIV asked In Pualo, who is the most Wonderful writer of the century, He replied: “Moliere.” M. Bulgakov There is no monument on his grave. A cast-iron plate, lying on the spot where a comediographer and an actor was buried beneath four feet of consecrated ground, collapsed from time to time. There is […]...
8. Biography Moliere (1622-1673 gg.) – French playwright, actor, theatrical figure. Moliere was born in the family of the royal furniture and furniture maker J. Poklen, who managed to place his son in Clermont College. Young Poklen received a broad education, showing a special inclination towards ancient literature and philosophy. After graduating from college (1639), the young man […]...
9. Summary “The philistine in the nobility” About the work The comedy of Moliere “The philistine in the nobility” was written in 1670. The work was created within the literary realism direction. In the comedy “The Bourgeois in the Nobility” the author ridicules the typical bourgeois – the ignorant Mr. Jourdain, who tried to join the “upper class”, but he could only […]...
10. Moliere is a great comediographer of the era of classicism None of the periods of development of art does not pass without a trace. Artistic discoveries of classicism are alive to the present day. One of the testimonies of the living significance of classicism in literature is the work of Moliere. Jean Baptiste Poquelin lived a very short life, but forever entered the history of […]...
11. What seems relevant today at Moliere? How is it modern? The works of Jean-Baptiste Moliere in spirit are very close to the Russian people. Moliere knew that comedy art touches his contemporaries more and deeper than tragedy. His life credo was – “entertaining, to teach.” Moliere always led the struggle to establish his plays on stage. In them he portrayed the most diverse inhabitants of […]...
12. The problem of nobility What is nobility is the problem raised by Tsetlin. This moral question, which caused controversy in past centuries, pushed hundreds of good and bad people into a duel, is still relevant to this day. In our time, the author believes, there are very few noble people who are able to help others selflessly. For us, […]...
13. The viability of the image of Jourdain Reading the comedy of Moliere, one involuntarily thinks that the great playwright somehow mystically saw our time – the modern Jourdens, when people who are uneducated, sometimes even semi-literate seek to gain both title and power. Jourdains will never die, while there are people who believe that you can buy something that is not given […]...
14. Nobility composition To prove that the nobility of a person is determined not by position and not by noble origin, is hardly worth it. At the heart of nobility, above all, lies a high understanding of honor and duty. The code of a noble person includes such concepts as honesty, straightforwardness, courage, principledness, perseverance and at the […]...
15. What is taught me by Fonvizin’s comedy “Nedorosl” Denis Ivanovich Fonvizin – a famous Russian satirist. He wrote the comedy “Brigadier” and “Nedorosl”. The comedy “Nedorosl” was written in the era of the autocratic serfdom. Fonvizin in it denounces the system of noble education and education. He creates typical images of landlord-serf owners, narcissistic and ignorant. The writer is worried about the future […]...
16. What makes a man a man’s work A person makes a man his roots – family, friends, colleagues, places in which he was born and live, the country. It often happens that a person breaks into other circles, moves, finds new friends, starts a family, but still remembers his roots. He recalls his native language and culture in the evenings (if he […]...
17. The theme of education in the comedy Fonvizin “Nedorosl” Comedy Fonvizina “Nedorosl” raised the problems of education. After all, it depends on it whether a person will be accepted in society and how the society will react to a specific individual. Incidentally, many of her characters argue about education in comedy. This is Ms. Prostakova and Pravdin, as well as other images masterfully created […]...
18. A short story of D. Fonvizin’s comedy “The Minor” The action of the comedy “The Minor” takes place in the house of the Prostakov landowners, distinguished by the dense ignorance and savagery of manners. She is dominated by Ms. Prostakova’s family, a powerful and self-willed woman, brutal with peasants and rough with her family members. Her main passion is a reckless love for her […]...
19. Summary of the Cabal of the Holy (Moliere) Bulgakov MA Bulgakov Kabala svjatosh (Moliere) The play takes place in Paris in the age of Louis XIV. Actors Zhan Batist Poquelin de Moliere – the famous playwright and actor Madlena Bezhar, Marietta Rival, Armanda Bezhar Moliere – Actress Charles Varlet de La Grange – actor, nicknamed the “Register” Zahariya Muarron – the famous actor-lover Philibert […]...
20. What is nobility Blagodorstvo can be understood as a “good kind”, that is, a kind that does good deeds. And if you look at the root, then the good kind did good deeds more than once a day, but constantly, as if living with the understanding that it is necessary to do good deeds all the time. And […]...
21. The “Scouts of Scapin” by Moliere in brief From the experience of her own youth, knowing well that her eyes and eyes need eyes for sons, Argant and Geront, when they left Naples on business, were assigned to the care of their servants: Octave, the son of Argant, was left under the supervision of Sylvester, and the son of Gerond Leandre – Scapen. […]...
22. The Comedy of the Court Morals Comedy about the court customs In the prologue, the Alien inquires from the Nobleman who composed a comedy that is about to be played: several names (among others Alamanni, Ariosto, Bembo, Tasso) are named, and then the Nobleman announces that the play was written by Pietro Aretino. It tells of two tricks committed in Rome […]...
23. “Comedy about the court morals” P. Aretino in brief In the prologue the Alien inquires from the Nobleman who composed a comedy that is about to be played: several names are called, and then the Nobleman announces that the play was written by Pietro Aretino. It tells of two tricks committed in Rome – and this city lives in a different manner than Athens, […]...
24. “Divine Comedy” Dante – a reflection of the writer’s ideas about the world What is mature – I’ll tell you everything, And the story is not in vain. Dante He saw the picture of God’s judgment, He visited purgatory and, knowing the Way to Paradise, reached this paradise, To say the truth, coming back here… So said another great man of the Renaissance – the painter, architect, sculptor, […]...
25. “Divine Comedy” Dante Alighieri as a monument to the beloved, the power of love “Divine Comedy” Dante Alighieri, of course, is a monument to the beloved and the power of love, since almost all of his works Dante dedicated to the girl, who was unrequitedly in love. Beatrice Portinari he saw several times, but she became for him not only an ideal, but also something sublime, before which he […]...
26. Summary Imaginary sick Moliere MOLIERE Imaginary patient After many counts and checks of records, Argan realized finally why his state of health had deteriorated so recently: as it turned out, this month he took eight types of medicines and did twelve washing injections, while last month there were as many as twelve types of medicines and twenty clichiers. This […]...
27. “Moliere’s School of Wives” in brief The play precedes the dedication of Henrietta of England, the wife of the brother of the king, the official patron of the troupe. The author’s foreword informs the readers that the answers to the condemned play are contained in Criticism. Two old friends – Krisald and Arnolf – discuss the intention of the latter to […]...
28. The Nobility The appearance of medieval cities complicated the structure of society. In it new groups of the population appeared: craftsmen, merchants, Intellectuals, etc. Gradually the urban estate was formed, which had special rights and duties and played an increasing role in public life. In the XIV-XV centuries. chivalry replaced the nobility. He belonged to the highest […]...
29. Summary Misanthropus Molière Moliere Misanthrope With his temper, convictions and actions, Alzestes never ceased to amaze the people close to him, and now he even refused to consider even his old friend Filint as a friend – for the fact that he talked too warmly with a man whose name could only then be remembered with great difficulty. […]...
30. “Imaginary patient” Moliere in brief summary After long calculations and checks of records, Argan realized finally why his state of health had deteriorated so recently: as it turned out, this month he took eight types of medicines and did twelve washing injections, whereas last month there were twelve types of medicines and twenty clichés. This circumstance, he decided to invariably put […]...
31. The meaning of the poem “Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri The meaning of the poem is a person’s comprehension of his sinfulness and an ascension to the moral life, to the spirit, to God. Only then can you find peace of mind when you realize all your sins, repent, renounce earthly goods, and redeem what you have done with suffering; about this says “Divine Comedy.” […]...
32. Summary Don Giovanni, or The Stone Guest of Moliere Moliere Don Giovanni, or the Stone Guest After leaving his young wife, Don Elvira, Don Juan rushed to pursue another captivating beauty. He was not at all embarrassed that in the city where he had arrived on her tracks and where he intended to kidnap her, six months earlier the commander had been killed by […]...
33. Summary of “Don Giovanni or Stone Guest” by Moliere Action I Sicily. Servant of Don Juan, Sganarelle, talks with the stables of his wife, the daughters of Elvira, Gusman. He says that the woman went in vain after Don Juan. Guzman asks to say why he thinks so. Did Don Juan stop loving his wife? Sganarelle describes his master as a monster who, for […]...
34. Reflection in Dante’s poem “The Divine Comedy” of a new humanistic view of man and his values The peak of Dante’s creativity is the “Divine Comedy”. The poem is written as a poet’s wanderings in the afterlife. Dante’s guide on this journey is the poet, the author of the Aeneid, Virgil. In the work it is a symbol of the mind directing people to earthly happiness. Virgil explains everything that the author […]...
35. “Miserable” Moliere in brief Eliza, the daughter of Harpagon, and the young Wahler fell in love for a long time, and it happened under very romantic circumstances – Valer rescued the girl from the tumultuous sea waves when the ship on which they both sailed crashed. Valer’s feeling was so strong that he settled in Paris and acted as […]...
36. “Honor and Conscience” For a man, honor and conscience are, above all, his characterizing personality. Honor is worthy of respect, the most noble and valiant feelings and his reputation. If a person keeps his word, does not betray friends, always comes to the aid of the weak, they say “a man of honor”. The concepts of honor and […]...
37. “Tartuffe” by Moliere in brief In the house of the venerable Orgon, at the invitation of the host, a certain Mr. Tartuffe settled. Orgon of the soul in him did not count, considering an incomparable model of righteousness and wisdom: Tartuffe’s speeches were exceptionally sublime, the teachings-thanks to which Orgon learned that the world is a big garbage pit, and […]...
38. Summary “Miserable” by Moliere The daughter of Harpagon, Eliza and Valer, had long been in love with each other. Their first meeting was very romantic: the ship on which they were both began to sink, and Valer rescued Eliza from a terrible death. Valer fell in love with Eliza so much that he moved to Paris and settled himself […]...
39. About the cycle “The Human Comedy” by O. de Balzac Having finished the novel “Father Gorio” in 1834, Balzac comes to a fundamentally important decision: he intended to create a grandiose artistic panorama of the life of the French society of the post-revolutionary period, consisting of related novels, stories and stories. To this end, previously written works, after appropriate processing, he includes in the “Human […]...
40. A brief summary of the comedy of Anton Chekhov “The Cherry Orchard” Main characters: Ranevskaya Lyubov Andreevna, landowner. Anya, her daughter, is 17 years old. Varya, her adopted daughter, 24 years old. Gayev Leonid Andreevich, brother Ranevskaya. Lopakhin Ermolai Alekseevich, merchant. Trofimov Pyotr Sergeevich, the student. Simeonov-Pischik Boris Nikolaevich, the landowner. Charlotte Ivanovna, governess. Epihodov Semen Panteleevich, clerk. Dunyasha, the maid. Firs, lackey, the old man is […]...