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15 Cards in this Set
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What are the characteristics of the Comedy?
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slapstick humor
Orgon as the protagonist Both versions are accurate to work of art! |
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What message do we get at the end of the play?
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Conservative note - order prevailed through the authority of the king.
Church felt mocked Validation (avoid identification with human mistakes) because of the reestablishment of hierarchy |
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What consists a political parabol?
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Break the archetype of the traditional trickster, because he doesn't escape.
The leader focused on God, family, future (king, Orgon, Valiere) |
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How can the ideas of Foucault be applied to the play?
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Everybody has a place, and chaos (trickster) is to be "Discipline and Punish" (Foucault)
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What is the social structure in Tartuffe?
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The king involves all society, at the top organizing it.
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What influence does the Enlightment have on the play?
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The force over the trickster is rationality. Orgon realized that he was immoderate, blind faithed, used jargons and use Christ's saying principles to his own self-interests (critique to church)
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What effect does the end Deus ex machina have?
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Stop the feeling of gullibility on public, re-state order in society
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What is the similarity of the ending in Tartuffe and Lysistrata?
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In both cases, the re-establishment of order created a happy ending.
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How does the tune of the performance affect the understanding of the play?
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Tragedy - tartuffe as the protagonist, type of a hero, Elmire holds certain sexual attraction to Tartuffe, the rhyme sing song aspect of the text was broken, play solemn (dark stage), seductive aspect
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What is the origin of the archetype of a trickster?
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beginner of integration into society
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What is the function of the trickster?
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mostly surrounded by laughter, but teaches consequences for not abiding order
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What example do we have in the Bible?
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The snake and Eve
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What roles does a trickster play?
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the role of creator and destroyer, he cannot control his actions, causing both good and evil
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Characteristics of a trickster
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no values or morals, deviant behavior,
impulsive, blind (short-sighted), self-centered, repetition (no learning) unintegrated (no responsibility over actions), scatologic humor (baixo) |
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What archetypes do we find in Lucy's story?
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Passion (Peter) Duty (David) Will
(wisdom) Morals (michael) |