Used book – Dom Juan or The Feast with the Stone Statue, Molière

Who is Don Juan? According to his valet, Sganarelle, he is "the greatest villain the earth has ever known." Having become a mythical figure, the character painted by Molière is a seducer, a provocateur, an unscrupulous libertine who refuses the limits imposed on his desire. He multiplies his female conquests, offends his father, defies morality and religion, without worrying about the punishment to come... Long censored, Molière's play continues to fascinate readers and spectators with its ambiguity and depth. - The complete text with footnotes - Ten fact sheets to cover the work 1. Molière in 17 dates 2. The work in its context 3. The structure of the work 4. The major themes of the work 5. A comedy difficult to classify 6. A Baroque play in the midst of classicism 7. The history of the text 8. Rewritings of the myth 9. The text of Dom Juan and its representations 10. Quotes - To prepare for the oral Baccalaureate Analytical readings throughout the work - To prepare for the written Baccalaureate A complete subject - Two text groupings 1. Rewritings of the death of Don Juan 2. Libertinism in the 17th century Everything to succeed in the Baccalaureate.