Book · 1665 · Fiction

Don Juan and Other Plays

Oxford University Press · 392 pages
★ 7.1 editorial score

Don Juan seduces, dodges his creditors, and believes in nothing, while his servant argues feebly for God and a stone statue accepts an invitation to dinner. Moliere never wrote anything more dangerous.

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1665Depicts Ancien Regime (France)Depicts 17th century

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