<p>Alceste abhors hypocrisy and the well-rehearsed, sycophantic pleasantries of the chattering classes. But having savaged Covington - a theatre critic who thinks he can write plays - Alceste goes on to attack Jennifer, the woman he really loves. What if his determination to tell the truth proves more destructive than their instinct to avoid it?<br>Moliere's greatest comedy, Le Misanthrope (1666), with its fierce argument between conformity and non-conformity, is reworked in this blistering, contemporary version by Martin Crimp.</p>

The Misanthrope

Literature & Fiction

Molière, Molière

Dramas & Plays

Moliere

contes de la fontaine

"Fragonard ; De Gonco"

Egypt

Marina Cardinaud, Aude Gros de Beler

Celtic Mythology

Bordas, Thierry

"l'arbre de Jessé ; de la racine à l'esprit"

Etienne Madranges

splendeurs de l'histoire de France

Jean Favier

Splendeurs de la Bretagne

Madon, Suzanne

Les pharaons

Gros De Beler, Aude

Paris, des rues

Paucard, Alain

The word Pharaoh originally meant "the great house" or "palace of the King." Gradually it came to represent the king himself. This full-color, illustrated history of the Pharaoh explores three thousand years of ancient Egyptian civilization, including information about their gods and religious rituals; their tombs, temples, and treasures; the role of the Pharaohs and their palaces; and the importance of the river Nile. Detailed maps spotlight ancient religious sites and modern cities, and an examination of hieroglyphics provides a complete chronology of the Book of the Dead.

Pharaohs

History

Ancient Civilizations

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