A PHILOLOGICAL EXPLORATION OF MOLIÈRE’S “TARTUFFE”
This article provides a philological analysis of Molière’s play “Tartuffe,” which critiques religious hypocrisy and moral duplicity. First performed in 1664, the play is renowned for its satire and universal themes of deceit and integrity. The analysis uses a philological approach to examine the play’s language, rhetorical structures, and historical textual variations. It aims to understand how Molière crafted characters and their interactions to challenge societal norms. The analysis reveals deeper meanings within the play’s dialogue and highlights its relevance in contemporary discussions on ethics and hypocrisy. The article contributes to a better understanding of Molière’s work and encourages further scholarly discussion on integrating philological insights in literary studies.
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