In the following essay, Shaw considers Molière's ambiguity towards the issues brought forth in Dom Juan.
That Dom Juan is the most ‘difficult’ play in the whole Moli�...
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In the following essay, Gross presents an in-depth discussion of Molière's Dom Juan, focusing on the gestural nature of the play.
Dom Juan, composed in the shadow of the banned Tartuf...
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In the following excerpt, Riggs explores the role of the individual in society as presented in Molière's Dom Juan.
In Molière's comedy, the desire to eliminate or avoid ...
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In the following essay, Schlossman evaluates Molière's approach to portraying Dom Juan indirectly through other character interpretations of him.
Quel diable de style! Ceci est bien p...
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In the following essay, Sylvester analyzes“la scène du Pauvre” from Molière's Dom Juan—a scene considered one of the most misunderstood in all of French drama...
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In the following essay, Spingler concentrates on the scenic structure of Molière's Dom Juan and how the space itself questions the codes that govern court society.
In Dom Juan, Moli&#...
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Critical Essay by David Shaw
