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L'Avaro
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Literatura y FicciónISBN | 9788879835497

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Product details
Pages: 100 pages
Author: Moliere
Publisher: Newton Compton Editori
ISBN: 9788879835497
Format: tapa blanda
Language: it
Release date: 1/8/1994
ISBN: 9788879835497
Synopsis of L'Avaro
L'Avaro es una obra clásica del teatro escrita por Molière, uno de los dramaturgos más importantes de la literatura francesa. Esta edición, publicada por Newton Compton Editori, presenta la obra en su idioma original, el italiano, y forma parte de la colección 'Tascabili economici Newton'. La historia se centra en Harpagon, un viejo avaro cuyos únicos sentimientos parecen ser su obsesión por el dinero. Sus hijos, Cléante y Élise, lo detestan. La trama se complica cuando Harpagon decide casarse con la joven Marianne, amada por Cléante, y casar a Élise con un anciano llamado Anselme, quien la acepta sin dote. Los enredos y conflictos familiares se desatan en esta comedia que explora la naturaleza humana y los efectos destructivos de la avaricia.
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