Molieres The School For Wives
Immerse yourself in the witty world of Molière's 'The School for Wives', a captivating comedy brilliantly translated by Justin Fleming. Originally staged in Paris in 1662, this classic French play delves into themes of love, deception, and societal norms with humor and insight. At the heart of the story is Arnolde, a wealthy businessman who schemes to raise his young ward Agnes in isolation, ensuring she becomes the quintessential obedient wife. However, things take a turn when Horace, the charming son of Arnolde's friend, stumbles upon Agnes. His fascination with her innocence leads to a series of comedic and heartfelt encounters, making 'The School for Wives' a quintessential exploration of freedom, individuality, and the absurdities of love. Fleming’s masterful translation maintains the rhythm and satire of Molière’s original, allowing modern readers to appreciate the nuances of 17th-century French society. This paperback edition, published by Phoenix Education on July 18, 2014, is ideal for both literature enthusiasts and casual readers seeking a delightful — and profound — reading experience. Discover how Molière’s humor and critique of social norms remain relevant today, as this timeless comedy continues to be a vital piece of theatrical literature.
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