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- The Imaginary Invalid Summary and Study Guide | SuperSummaryLe Malade Imaginaire, typically translated as The Imaginary Invalid, opened in Paris in 1673 and was the final play written by the famous French satirist Molière. Molière wrote frequently about doctors, and six of his comedies deal significantly with medical practitioners.
- The Imaginary Invalid Analysis - eNotes.comWhat are the major themes in The Imaginary Invalid? Summarize all scenes in act 1 of Le Malade Imaginaire. How is male chauvinism portrayed in The Imaginary Invalid?
- The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Imaginary Invalid, by MolièreTHE IMAGINARY INVALID. (LE MALADE IMAGINAIRE.) BY. MOLIÈRE. TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH PROSE. WITH SHORT INTRODUCTIONS AND EXPLANATORY NOTES. BY. CHARLES HERON WALL. This is the last comedy written by Molière. He was very ill, nearly dying, at the time he wrote it. It was first acted at the Palais Royal Theatre, on February 10, 1673.
- The Imaginary Invalid (Play) Plot & Characters | StageAgentSynopsis. In Molière’s classic, The Imaginary Invalid, Argan--the eponymous hypochondriac--makes everyone in his life miserable with his melodramatic suffering and endless, unnecessary curative treatments. His doctor and apothecary are bleeding him dry--literally and figuratively.
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