In one of this author's plays, a master of philosophy tells Jourdain that he speaks in prose instead of verse. His version of Don Juan depicts him as a hypocritical atheist who is swallowed up by an abyss from Heaven. This author's title characters include a man who attempts to seduce (*) Elmire while living in the home of Orgon, and Alceste, who despises the conventions o
In one of this author's plays, a master of philosophy tells Jourdain that he speaks in prose instead of verse. His version of Don Juan depicts him as a hypocritical atheist who is swallowed up by an abyss from Heaven. This author's title characters include a man who attempts to seduce (*) Elmire while living in the home of Orgon, and Alceste, who despises the conventions of French society. For 10 points, name this French playwright of The Bourgeois Gentleman, Tartuffe, and The Misanthrope.
In one of this author's plays, a master of philosophy tells Jourdain that he speaks in prose instead of verse.