Le malade imaginaire
Le malade imaginaire by Molière, published by Hachette in 1999, is a French play that explores the complexities of love and authority. This edition spans 191 pages and presents the story of Angélique and Cléante, who are determined to be together despite the interference of Angélique’s father, Argan. He insists that his daughter marry a doctor who will treat his imaginary ailments, creating a conflict that challenges the characters to navigate their desires against Argan’s stubbornness.
Readers will find a comprehensive annotated text in this edition, along with questionnaires that enhance understanding of the material. The book also includes iconographic documents, a presentation of Molière and his era, and an overview of the comedy-ballet genre. Additionally, it features a grouping of texts focused on the theme of misunderstandings in comedy, providing context and depth to the narrative. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in classic French literature and theatrical studies.
Official synopsis Publisher
Angélique et Cléante se sont promis l’un à l’autre…
Argan, père autoritaire, en a décidé autrement : sa fille Angélique épousera un médecin qui le soignera de toutes ses maladies imaginaires.
Comment amener ce faux malade à se ranger du côté de l’amour vrai ? Toinette et Béralde y travaillent, mais la tâche est ardue et Argan têtu.
Bibliocollège propose :
• le texte intégral annoté,
• des questionnaires au fil du texte,
• des documents iconographiques exploités,
• une présentation de Molière et de son époque,
• un aperçu du genre de la comédie-ballet,
• un groupement de textes : « Les comédies du quiproquo ».
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