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Who wrote Two Pastorals: an Heroic and a Comic?

"Two Pastorals: an Heroic and a Comic" was written by Molière. Influential French playwright known for his sharp comedies and social critiques.

Two Pastorals: an Heroic and a Comic

Molière

Two Pastorals: an Heroic and a Comic

Molière

Two Pastorals: an Heroic and a Comic is a work by Molière, written in the 1660s. The first part, Melicerte, is an unfinished heroic pastoral inspired by Shakespeare's Winter's Tale, showcasing Molière's delicate sentiment and pastoral charm. The second part is a comic pastoral performed in January 1667, which likely replaced the incomplete Melicerte. Although only fragments of the scripts remain, the work highlights Molière's contributions to the genre of pastoral comedy.

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Moliere, on the way to the Ballet of the Muses, a court festival, started to write a new Heroic Pastoral. "He chose for...