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Lakomec
Author: Molière
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Harpagon makes family life revolve around protecting his money. When his interests clash with his children's loves and plans, thrift becomes a means of controlling others. Molière's comedy makes room for misunderstandings, conflict, and a satirical view of the fear of losing wealth.
Molière's comedy about Harpagon portrays miserliness, family conflict, and the influence of money on human relationships. Its dramatic situations grow out of the clash between the father's financial plans and his children's desires. Harpagon's behavior combines comedy with an unsettling emotional hardness.
Money and power: Wealth also serves as a means of controlling loved ones' lives.
Family conflict: The children seek room to make their own romantic choices.
Harpagon's household in a classic French comedy.
For readers of classic satirical drama.
Harpagon makes family life revolve around protecting his money. When his interests clash with his children's loves and plans, thrift becomes a means of controlling others. Molière's comedy makes room for misunderstandings, conflict, and a satirical view of the fear of losing wealth.
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What is Lakomec about?
Molière's comedy about Harpagon portrays miserliness, family conflict, and the influence of money on human relationships. Its dramatic situations grow out of the clash between the father's financial plans and his children's desires. Harpagon's behavior combines comedy with an unsettling emotional hardness.
Themes and motifs
Money and power
Wealth also serves as a means of controlling loved ones' lives.
Family conflict
The children seek room to make their own romantic choices.
Setting
Harpagon's household in a classic French comedy.
Who is this book for?
For readers of classic satirical drama.
Otázky o knihe
What is Lakomec about?
Molière's comedy about Harpagon explores miserliness, family conflict, and the influence of money on human relationships.
Who wrote Lakomec?
Molière.
What language is this edition in?
Czech.
Which e-book formats are available?
EPUB and MOBI.
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