In Moliere’s Tartuffe, the title character is ridiculed, among other things, for the highly public nature of his piety. From …

When Moliere’s Tartuffe became popular, competing religious groups viewed in in very different ways; Jesuits thought it an attack against …

After Moliere’s Tartuffe was first performed before Louis XIV, leading clergy objected to what they perceived as an attack on …

Discuss the ending of Moliere’s Tartuffe. The playwright makes use of what is called a deus ex machina (“god from …

In Moliere’s Tartuffe, which character most consistently serves as the playwright’s mouthpiece? Why do you think so? Support your conclusion …

Compare and contrast the flattery of the ruling monarch found in Moliere’s Tartuffe and William Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Is what these …

Last year in your study of Church History, you learned about the casuistry of the Jesuits. In Act IV, scene …

In Act I, scene 5 of Moliere’s Tartuffe, Cleante tries to explain to Orgon the difference between false and true …